Why I Teach
It’s what I love to do.
Everyday brings a new challenge.
Even on the bad days the students have a way of making me smile.
To help students believe in themselves and to show them that no matter what their learning differences are, they can still succeed.
I was originally planning on doing business in China, but after spending 15 days hospitalized with pancreatitis in Shanghai, my outlook on life changed. I decided to choose a career doing what I loved, teaching. (More on this story later)
Everyday brings a new challenge.
Even on the bad days the students have a way of making me smile.
To help students believe in themselves and to show them that no matter what their learning differences are, they can still succeed.
I was originally planning on doing business in China, but after spending 15 days hospitalized with pancreatitis in Shanghai, my outlook on life changed. I decided to choose a career doing what I loved, teaching. (More on this story later)
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