Post Graduation Reflection

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After a hiatus, I compose this missive just to let you know that you are an excellent teacher and have inspired me to continue learning with an open and positive mind. Speaking personally, I immensely enjoyed your matchless guidance as you gave me many ideas for my classroom teaching. I appreciate all your hard work and it meant so much to me. I am truly touched by your generosity, spirit, and willingness to get out of your way to help your students. It was so kind of you to speak favorably about me all the time during my Post Graduation days. It was just what I needed and those pats meant a lot for me and enabled me to continue with my course. You always seem to know the perfect time to say or do. I am truly touched by your generosity, your

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