Listen to our introductory teleclass, "Communicating with VaVoom!" at http://starship.audioacrobat.com/download/31262c08-c6bc-f663-9ad3-bab97bbc1071.mp3
I discovered my passion for teaching (which hasn't diminished in over 20 years!) when, as a New York stage actress, I flew to Los Angeles on vacation, took one look at the Hollywood Hills and re-located. Through a miraculous moment of serendipity, a teaching job seemed to drop out of the heavens into my lap. From my first day in front of a voice and speech class at The American Academy of Dramatic Arts West, I have been passionately in love with teaching... like zillions of souls before me... (Imagine how Socrates and his student, Plato, inspired each other; or Aristotle and his pupil, Alexander the Great? Picture the delight young Shakespeare's teacher would have taken in his little Bard)... and zillions of souls after me. Teaching may not be the oldest profession, but it has to be the most satisfying!
I'd love to hear from you: When you think of your favorite teachers, what is it about them that makes them your favorite?
2 comments:
Pam! You've been bag tagged! Come to my blog and see post...
http://spiritualdeepdish.wordpress.com/2008/01/17/its-called-a-bag-tag/
for the details.
Great talking with you this morning. You are such a beacon of light for me!
Sue
Just had to tell you how glad I am that you'll be in the Author Coalition booth at the LA Times Fair, Pam. Be sure to blog about it! (-:
Best,
Carolyn Howard-Johnson
Authors' Coalition founder
www.authorscoalitionandredenginepress.com
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