How Myra found inspiration to be a better teacher

Posted by Jasmine Wong on March 13, 2013

Myra Novogrodsky, who connected with Facing History as a classroom teacher back in the early ‘80s, was just honoured with a Diamond Jubilee medal for her contributions in Ontario as a community organizer, writer, and mentor. Myra shared with Facing History one place where she found her inspiration as a teacher. Here’s what she had to say:

From my first encounter with Facing History in 1982, the organization has consistently been exciting, engaging, challenging, and alive. From Facing History staff I learned to be a better, more patient teacher, confident that most students, exposed to rich, complicated materials presented in a trusting, respectful environment, will rise to the occasion.

We want to know: Where do you find your inspiration to be a better teacher? Comment below!

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