From: Sally Miller <derbymiller_at_fuse.net>
Date: Tue, 04 Jun 2013 06:39:15 -0400

I hope this is an okay thing to do on this list. I have a nonfiction project in mind. It's still not firmly organized in my mind, but I know it's something I want to do, that I have wanted to do for years, and with which I'll need help from many people. If you remember a particular incident during your school years when a teacher did a memorable bit of teaching, something unique, special, surprising, that has stayed in your memory for years, would you be willing to share it with me? I'm particularly looking for ways in which a teacher's passion and originality resulted in a meaningful experience for students. It could be something as simple as starting each day or class with a different quote from his or her favorite book. I am particularly thinking of elementary school, but I'm flexible. If you want to share the teacher's name, that would be fine, but if you can't remember it or don't wish to share it, that's perfectly all right. You can respond to me privately through this list or send me your information by mail: Sally Derby, 8737 Empire Court, Cincinnati, OH, 45231. Thanks in advance for your help.
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