Posted by (+15599) 15 years ago
In the interest of fairness...
At SHHS I had three teachers, which as I look back, had significant input:
Ms. David: She was the music teacher when I was a senior. I think she was there only for 1 or 2 years. I gain a great appreciation for music and singing in a choir, something I do to this day. I can still sing the tenor part for the Christmas Cantata we performed.
Sr. Kathleen: She was the chemistry and physics teacher. She was a pretty rigorous teacher and expected a lot out of students. Looking back, her insistence on discipline served me well in college.
Mrs. Bradshaw: She taught english when I was a junior. If you got a A from her, you had really done well. I was barely C student, but she let us write about things of personal interest and on our final term paper I got a rare A. I wrote about the botany of grass species and identification techniques.
[This message has been edited by Richard Bonine, Jr (edited 2/26/2008).]
At SHHS I had three teachers, which as I look back, had significant input:
Ms. David: She was the music teacher when I was a senior. I think she was there only for 1 or 2 years. I gain a great appreciation for music and singing in a choir, something I do to this day. I can still sing the tenor part for the Christmas Cantata we performed.
Sr. Kathleen: She was the chemistry and physics teacher. She was a pretty rigorous teacher and expected a lot out of students. Looking back, her insistence on discipline served me well in college.
Mrs. Bradshaw: She taught english when I was a junior. If you got a A from her, you had really done well. I was barely C student, but she let us write about things of personal interest and on our final term paper I got a rare A. I wrote about the botany of grass species and identification techniques.
[This message has been edited by Richard Bonine, Jr (edited 2/26/2008).]