As an example, Mrs. Aaslie rocked this art show. Now, Laura inspires me all the time. She is a great teacher, amazingly dedicated student and a loving mother. She has given so much to be here in Prince George and in the end, it will be her students that get the advantage from that price paid because she is going to be such an amazing teacher. Her art work that she brought to the show was amazing. Inspired. Beautiful. Every piece of art was frame worthy and some were far more than that.
If that wasn't enough, there is more! There was a really great lesson to accompany this art. Students were able to learn about identity, First Nations culture and hard work, among many other lessons I'm sure. It was such a neat experience to hear Laura talk about each of her students and their process towards their masterpieces. You could tell that she was invested into each and every one of them.
So, kudos to you Mrs. Aaslie. You have inspired me and many others.

As much as I like to bug Aaslie, I'm going to have to agree with you Jana-Rae. Laura totally rocked the art show. Her commitment to this art project (and so many other things) both inspires and baffles me. I'm pretty sure if I can manage to put in at least half as much effort into teaching (specifically planning) as Laura does, I'll be an effective teacher.
ReplyDeleteI have to give props to Laura as well…..WOW! What an amazing project and I love that you had a great lesson to tie it to. I hope to one day do this with my class. And Jana-Rae…that's awesome that you blogged about another classmate…I find sometimes (not always) we get bogged down with assignments and our own thoughts and lives that we may forget to encourage each other and recognize our classmates successes. So that's great that you have reminded me to acknowledge others!
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