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Ladies and Gentlemen, I'm tossing around a couple of disseration topics involving 2nd career teachers who, in hinesight, have come to the conclusion that your family was right and that you should have become a teacher. Perhaps, it was your parent, aunt, uncle or grandparent who taught. Remember giving up your Saturdays to help grade all those papers--for free-- all the way through high school?! Perhaps you are mentoring a teacher who fits this profile. I need about 4-5 folks for a good case study. I'd love to have folks from across the country. Thanks, Helen.
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