This graphic sums it up pretty closely for me. I have never been afraid of change but skeptical about it. I am one who is stuck in my ways. I have a daily routine that could be scheduled almost to the minute throughout the day. I eat the same things, watch the same shows, etc. Change is good and I am looking forward in pushing myself into new beginnings.
My family, most importantly my wife has been very supportive in this process. She is always one to question my ideas and add to them. I am very appreciative to her and love her for everything she has done. The "R" word isn't something that I entertain likely but know that what I am doing isn't truly that. Yes, teaching found me, I didn't go looking for it. I am very thankful to have taught a full career. I didn't train or go to school to become a teacher and if you would have asked me in the 8th grade what I would do when I grew up, I probably would have said a professional camper or a fireman.
Teaching was a blessing in disguise. I found my way, met many new colleagues that became friends through the years and truly loved being in the classroom with students whom were there mostly to learn and pick my brain for new knowledge. I wouldn't change a thing. I have enjoyed every aspect of my teaching career and all the many different subjects taught along the way. Stay tuned for more reflections as I approach my new beginning.
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Retired instructor who has taught a variety of subjects throughout his 29+ years in high school education. He is also a avid photographer who loves capturing images that can tell a unique story. Combining these backgrounds of capturing a sometimes unattentive audience and teaching them about the real world while sharing my experieces through my lens with you. I hope you enjoy this challenging and rewarding ride for both of us...
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