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The joys of being a teacher
One of my part-time jobs is private math tuition. This year, I also did chemistry for one of my pupils at her mother's request. It was understood from the outset that I'd only cover the parts of the GCSE chemistry that I felt qualified to teach.
This particular pupil is one of my favourites. She really hated maths and chemistry when we started and she's not the brightest of girls, but after a few lessons we really hit it off and she started to *enjoy* what we were doing.
She got her results today. B for maths and B for double science. I was delighted. There's a far greater pleasure in getting a low ability pupil to a B than a genius to an A+.
She just came round with a box of chocolates for me. I shall miss teaching her.
This particular pupil is one of my favourites. She really hated maths and chemistry when we started and she's not the brightest of girls, but after a few lessons we really hit it off and she started to *enjoy* what we were doing.
She got her results today. B for maths and B for double science. I was delighted. There's a far greater pleasure in getting a low ability pupil to a B than a genius to an A+.
She just came round with a box of chocolates for me. I shall miss teaching her.
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