Jun 24, 2019 16 min

Teacher Stories

from The Kvetching Professor Hosted by Professor Mark Sherman

I admire the teaching profession, and I remember many of my teachers – some terrific ones, and some not so terrific. We all have our teacher stories, and here are a few of mine: a grammar school teacher who used behavioral principles all wrong, an unforgettable third grade substitute teacher, and one of my professors in college who had a great way to get us to do our homework.

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