50 hours went by so fast, especially with such a committed and hardworking group as yours. It was a pleasure teaching you; it was a pleasure being with you. I feel sad already for all the nice time we spent together on Wednesday afternoons but know other challenges will come for both you and me.
Hope other groups are just the same way so that I might feel as rewarded as I did with your adult class.
Thanks for having been so patient and nice and for the beautiful flowers :=)
Now, dedicated to YOU - Cristina, Evaristo, Isabel, João, Lígia, Mabilda, Mário, Paula and Susana...
I look forward to each day;
Your wondering minds keep me on my toes;
You make teaching more like play.
When I go home, I’m content;
You pay attention, you learn—giving me
A sense of accomplishment.
For making my job so much fun.
I’ll remember how good you made me feel,
Even when my teaching is done.
By Joanna Fuchs
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| Top, from left to right: MÁRIO, MABILDA, SUSANA, ISABEL, below: LÍGIA, EVARISTO, CRISTINA absent were PAULA and JOÂO |



6 comments:
Congratulations!
Nice hearing from your teaching experience with this group!
All the best,
Cláudia Mota
Teacher Alexandra is indeed very special and when we have the opportunity to learn from it we can win. Kisses
Catarina Rainho
Hello! I loved the formation with the teacher Alexandra! I hope you keep this way! Cheers! Kisses
Lígia André
Dear Alex,
nothing compares to this sense of accomplishment! It is because of people and feelings like these that all the sorrows and disappointments in our career are forgotten and we rediscover the reason that leads us to this path.
Just continue with so good company and everything will always make sense.
All the best
Ana Paula
I liked to learn English and share the knowledge with this fantastic team.
Teacher the poem is very beautiful.
Well there for her efforts and to all of us.
Kisses
Cristina
Thanks for being so supportive :=)
I feel grateful for having had the opportunity to teach this group from Câmara Municipal de Soure. As you put it, nothing compares to this sense of accomplishment, really :)
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