identifying children with special needs
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Jun 18, 2011
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Neska Polita
I remember my 'official' mentor teacher. Not good, he did it for the money. I learned things that I did NOT want to do. Luckily that same year others in the same grade level were my real mentors, he became a friend but was not good acting as a mentor. When I moved to HS, I was assigned a 'teacher buddy' that I never met jeje. Once again I was lucky...See More
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