Teacher Roll Call

Perry Winkle · 03-09-2007, 05:28 PM

Dale Bryant, HVCC: He was my first CS teacher, and the first teacher that brought a dynamic, idiosyncratic approach to the classroom. He taught me to think and learn. There is no way I can express my appreciation to him for the way he opened my mind up.

Boris Goldfarb, UA: He made me realize that math isn't hard, and that learning takes time and effort. And that keeping a good attitude is key and that knowing about the history of mathematics is a worthwhile endeavor. Karin Reinhold, UA, continued these lessons.

Oh, and Mrs. Coker (my 3rd grade teacher who broke my school-wise self-confidence for many years after), if you're still alive: I made it, bitch.

03-09-2007, 05:28 PM	#10
Perry Winkle Esnohplad Semaj Ton Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: A little south of sanity Posts: 2,259	Dale Bryant, HVCC: He was my first CS teacher, and the first teacher that brought a dynamic, idiosyncratic approach to the classroom. He taught me to think and learn. There is no way I can express my appreciation to him for the way he opened my mind up. Boris Goldfarb, UA: He made me realize that math isn't hard, and that learning takes time and effort. And that keeping a good attitude is key and that knowing about the history of mathematics is a worthwhile endeavor. Karin Reinhold, UA, continued these lessons. Oh, and Mrs. Coker (my 3rd grade teacher who broke my school-wise self-confidence for many years after), if you're still alive: I made it, bitch.

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