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A Word for Stressful Times

November 4, 2021

When I started teaching high school in 1979, my Principal Glynn Watkins asked all the teachers to consider our philosophy, for teaching and for life. Even though we never used the word mentor in the 1970ʼs and 80ʼs, in 2008 when I attended Glynnʼs funeral, I realised that he was my number one mentor. On reflection I learnt the importance of having someone you can talk with about your philosophy.   What is your philosophy? What is your personal set of views and theories – as an educator and as a person? How does this philosophy shine in all elements of what you do?   In times of stress and real challenge, remember to return to your philosophy, the reason…

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