I took a Computer class once where one of the other students was just in from Jamaica, and she had never seen a typewriter before. When the instructions said "shift key" she had no idea what to do. The TA didn't have much time for her, and I ended up helping her a lot, but I don't recall if she passed. I bet you don't get many students like that. I'm glad you had fun.
Instructor's Creed, which we recide every black belt class (even though most of the black belts don't teach): I will teach this class as if it is the most important class I will ever teach. I am patient and enthusiastic. I lead by example. When I teach, every student must leave the do-jang feeling better than when they came.
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Instructor's Creed, which we recide every black belt class (even though most of the black belts don't teach): I will teach this class as if it is the most important class I will ever teach. I am patient and enthusiastic. I lead by example. When I teach, every student must leave the do-jang feeling better than when they came.
It is a nice reminder.