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positive influence of your calculus teacher

Submitted by jccohen on Fri, 02/08/2013 - 6:29pm.

dshu,

I'm interested to hear more about what your Calculus teacher did that made you turn your desire to 'help people' toward the idea of teaching.  And -- do you see teaching as a form of the 'action and reflection' that Freire talks about?  You note that teachers play 'a big and important role to students,' and I could see this playing out in Freirian terms and also in other terms; what does this mean for you?

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