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Anyone else drive your teachers nuts...
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mikephillips
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I can’t say I drove them crazy, I was the proverbial bump on a log as a kid, quiet and shy.
I did have one teacher of various English subjects, she was a WW2 vet and started teaching when she go out of the service after the war, how once told my mother that the first time I ever said a word in one of her classes was to disagree with how she was interpreting a piece of 19th century literature. Don’t recall what it was, but she found it funny for years until she passed on. The advantage of a small town school where everyone knows everyone…
Took me until taking public speaking in college to start getting past being quiet and not wanting to talk to a crowd.
I did have one teacher of various English subjects, she was a WW2 vet and started teaching when she go out of the service after the war, how once told my mother that the first time I ever said a word in one of her classes was to disagree with how she was interpreting a piece of 19th century literature. Don’t recall what it was, but she found it funny for years until she passed on. The advantage of a small town school where everyone knows everyone…
Took me until taking public speaking in college to start getting past being quiet and not wanting to talk to a crowd.