Before taking the plunge into theological education 12 years ago (!!?!!) I taught science for New Jersey public schools. My last year in teaching I had so many classrooms I used a cart to wheel my materials around the science department. These days as I work on this terminal degree, I tutor for the Princeton Regional School District and provide instruction for students who are home bound for a variety of reasons. I still teach science as well as math, history, and English when the need arises. It arises pretty often, because right now I have 4 students and 7 different subjects. My teacher prep area is now located in the trunk of my car and I use Michelin tires to wheel my stuff from house to house to meet with my students. The old adage is true; the more things change, the more they stay the same!
Thursday, April 22, 2010
Mobile Office
Before taking the plunge into theological education 12 years ago (!!?!!) I taught science for New Jersey public schools. My last year in teaching I had so many classrooms I used a cart to wheel my materials around the science department. These days as I work on this terminal degree, I tutor for the Princeton Regional School District and provide instruction for students who are home bound for a variety of reasons. I still teach science as well as math, history, and English when the need arises. It arises pretty often, because right now I have 4 students and 7 different subjects. My teacher prep area is now located in the trunk of my car and I use Michelin tires to wheel my stuff from house to house to meet with my students. The old adage is true; the more things change, the more they stay the same!
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