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This question is almost as hard as the last. I had maybe fourteen teachers at school age, including ballet and music teachers but I'm probably missing a few: I don't remember my ballet and tap

I think I might have been more awash than Sandra! My grade 1-7 elementary school only had "self-contained" classrooms in first grade. After that we had "homeroom" for core subjects and moved to

Oh, I forgot Miss Lopez my early-elementary music teacher and Florencio Montoya, art in elementary and Jr. High... so I counted him for Jr. High already. Miss Lopez, I never knew her first name, but

Elementary, six teachers. Jr. High, 6x3 Summer school, two summers, 3 teachers high school, I left a year early, we had some six-week-rotation electives... two teachers repeated... I'll say 12 Public

-=-And I’m only stopping there as the rule is 5!!! -=- Feel free to continue if you're still in the mood! The numbers were on that page partly because it was a way for people to get in the mood

Question #3 of 7, for thinking about teaching and learning, from some ancient list I made. :-: How many teachers have you had in your life?? (You might count private lessons, classes outside school,

“List five things you learned after the age of twelve that you learned totally outside of school.” One time i was sitting around chatting with some friends on a music playing weekend and they were

I could only think of one. The pastor at the tiny country church where I'm choirmaster never went past high school and Vietnam-era military service. He studied on his own extensively and delivers a

5 things I learned outside formal schooling: - how to retrofit a pedal assist motor to a cargo bike (age 31) - crocheting and sewing (mostly...I did have a home arts class I took in grade 9, but

My brother took a "computer class" for children who were labeled "learning disabled" as well as "gifted", the kids finished the planned 8 week program in less than two weeks, so the college students

1. Computer programming - My husband James, who went to school at a time when schools didn't teach computer anything. He did try Computer Science at university, but dropped out after a year and got a

Five things that I learned after age 12: stage craft (set design and building, makeup, costuming) acting singing sewing developmental psychology (or a lot of major theories about it) writing for a

=="Try to think of three friends who make a living at things they learned outside of school (list by occupation/skill)."== Every job I've ever had a I learnt to do outside of school - myself and my

1. Photography skills - good composition mainly, how to take a photo that shows what I want and is interesting for others to look at2. How to tow and to reverse a trailer3. Camping skills4. History of

Only three....? Accounting, Blogging, Author My husband went to college in computer science, but right now he's running his own tax and accounting business. Has been for a few years. I have a degree

welder, computer engineer, authenticator of antiquities Older example: When my dad was 15, WWII had begun.? He went on a motorcycle from Rotan, Texas to Oakland, California to work in the

First question: List five things you learned after the age of twelve that you learned totally outside of school. ... I?was thinking ‘almost everything’ so I decided to work backwards. Here are

1. Investment accounts 2. Home repair 3. Breastfeeding science/troubleshooting 4. Fiction writing 5. HTML and basic web design [email protected]> wrote:

"Try to think of three friends who make a living at things they learned outside of school (list by occupation/skill)." (#2 of 7 from a set of questions I wrote up when I was newly speaking about

List five things you learned after the age of twelve that you learned totally outside of school. 1. Guitar.? My mom played, so I had heard her tuning, and when I got a guitar, at 14, could tune it