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Showing posts with label teachers. Show all posts

Wednesday, 1 February 2012

An Unromantic Reality

I read this blog post by my friend a few days ago, and all the teachers agreed wholeheartedly with its content. Instead of trying to re-write the sentiment in my own words Lucy agreed to let me just share the original with you. Enjoy.

'God shows up in our reality. He shows up in our weakness. His eyes are not running across the earth looking for the woman who lives in a romantic movie set of perfection. He is looking for the real, the weak, and the one who needs Him.'

Monday, 21 November 2011

Reading Material.

Just for your viewing pleasure, here are the blogs of the other English teachers here at the school. All but one is from America.

Amy Rambikur, 2nd grade teacher, from Rhode Island. Used to teach 1st grade as well, before I arrived.

Emily Lenberg, 3rd and 4th grade teacher, from New Mexico. Is heading back home for a five week holiday, so we’re all going to miss her dearly until she gets back.

Brittany Gray, 5th and 6th grade teacher, from Colorado. The oldest of the English teachers, and the only one of the three without a teaching degree. She is contemplating going back to America at the end of the school year and getting one though; she feels called to teach.

Lucy Cowpland, teachers assistant, from Dundee in Sctoland, and the latest addition to our group. Though to be fair they knew she was coming a lot sooner that they knew I was, so she didn’t feel quite so new as she might of otherwise.
Left to right; Brittany, Emily, Amy, Lucy.

The School of Promise’s website. I can’t remember if I have already shared this, but it’s worth looking at.
Ohy, that’s a lot of links. Don’t hang about, I’ve not got anything else interesting to say.

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