I have a day calendar on my desk that has a Green theme. You know the kind, you tear off each day to get to the next news or information tidbit. And yes, I am using the back of each day as a note pad to recycle my Green day calendar :)
There was a quote from Eleanor Roosevelt for yesterday, 1/18. She said, "What you don't do can be a destructive force." When I first read it I thought that it was nice. And then I noodled it for time to let it marinate in my brain. Then it really started to take its affect/effect. I wondered what I do not yet know about the best ways to educate the students that are before me at the moment in all my classes and what I am not doing to adequately prepare them for the future.
In effect, I am in the soul searching mode to think through my approach to teaching to see what I may be missing that is doing a disservice to my students when they are out there in the trenches as hospitality professionals. Happy soul searching to you today, too, perhaps.
For all you boomers out there, take a trip down memory lane and listen to McGuire's Eve of Destruction:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ntLsElbW9Xo (recent video made from song)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IwYNWYaS3bI (remember when he sang it on Hullabaloo?)
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