Yesterday I started this topic, and I would like to continue it today. I would like to know more about you and your teachers.

I was fond of my English and Sciences teachers. I used to be their favourite.

 

But my favorite was the history/social studies teachers.  One reason I worked on a history speciality in my education degree.  Two of them especially got me into asking questions, debating, exploring, and wanting to learn more.  Well so did my Grandmother too.  I got into doing living history with both of them.  We traveled across the states reinacting historical moments like the Revolutionary War, Civil War, Seminole Indian War, WWI and II.  Got to pop up in a couple Civil War movies, they wanted us reinactors since we had the equipment.  They also taught me to stand up for myself in my beliefs, that includes my Grandmother and Father as well but a little different.  Taught me it was OK to guess a wrong answer because we do learn from mistakes.  Taught me that it was OK to be a little different and accept it.  It is easy to follow the crowd but harder to be oneself in schools and in life.  Here I am in Asia exploring, studying and teaching English, go figure.  I think the stubborness to do it came from my dad �s side of the family, but those teachers open the world to me.