Unfortunately, these concerns were placed in an anonomyous
survey that went out this year. The soft skills you mentioned
were also listed in the survey by the teachers that have worked
with me this year. I know I don't need to dwell so much on the
negative. I need to use it to improve and move on. However, it
hurts. Just two more weeks and I can move on to next year.

Thanks for the support and understanding.

On 5/19/09, Debi Hinton wrote:
> What an awkward position to be in! You wouldn't be working
> with books and children if you didn't love them both. I would
> go back to the person who shared these concerns with you and
> ask for some examples and possibly some suggestions from them
> about what they would like to see improved. It sounds like
> there are not any complaints about your hard work and
> activities. Unfortunately in this tight economy soft skills
> are worth a lot. Some examples are team player, easy to work
> with, accomodating to other schedules, willing to chip in even
> when it is not their job description, or connect easily with
> students and teachers. I hope you can get some clarification!

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