Childhood Fav's

dorothyavant
Nov 5, 2019
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I think my favorite childhood book was The Tortoise and the Hare. This book holds true to how I feel today. You don't have to be the fasted in order to be a winner, you just have to do your best and complete what you have started.

What fuels my passion for this degree is that I think , we, as educators have the power to impact a child's life. If we mold them the right way, they will follow a path to thier own success.

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rileycl2

Nov 10, 2019

Dorothy, what a wonderful concept that we can be our best at our own pace and with our best ability. Another theme that works with the Tortoise and the Hare to is to finish what you start even when the odds are against you. Children can have a range of temperament and attention spans that need that extra confirmation that the fastest way isn't always the best way.

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