How You Could Have Done It Better
In a little pond of third graders and an ocean of lesson plans, in the ups and downs of my first year in the academic calendar, there was a handful of boys in m class, and they showed me I was made for boys. They showed me how much I can roll with the punches, love the adventures, and will choose their group every time on a field trip.
Dalton is one of these young men. I taught him cursive, and now he’s taller than me and sells cars. And he probably has discovered he doesn’t need cursive.
He hugged me; I come up to his shoulder – barely. He said, “Mrs. Williford, I’m so excited to read your book. And when I’m finished, I’ll let you know how you could have done it better.”
Teaching is the highest form of learning.
Bring it, D. I’d love to take your notes.
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Rita Johnston says:
Tricia, you are such an amazing person and teacher to so many of us! Dalton was just one lucky and grateful boy to have you as his teacher in your first year of teaching. You are a blessing! Thanks for your story! We look forward to the next!