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Showing posts with label difference. Show all posts
Showing posts with label difference. Show all posts
31 July 2016
A tornado in Suffolk!!
18 September 2015
Supply teacher is a star!
Supply teachers have an unfair reputation, with some people assuming they do the role because they aren’t able to secure a permanent job. This couldn’t be further from the truth with the teachers working for Aspire People, like Elizabeth. She has been busy teaching and travelling across India.
Elizabeth got in touch with Aspire People this week to speak of her journey so far: “I’m living in Jaipur, Rajasthan which is one of the poorest and most oppressive states, especially for women. I managed to get placed on a women empowerment project, so my job is to teach English, General Studies and ICT skills to girls aged 12-20 in a village about 10 km out of Jaipur. I have also ended up teaching a lot of the village kids as they love to come along and learn too!”
Supply teaching is perfect for people like Elizabeth who want to take time out of teaching to explore the world and use their skills to help the less privileged in other countries.
Elizabeth’s education consultant, Ann-Marie, has been really supportive of Elizabeth’s time away, she said: “Liz has worked for Aspire People since 2011. After completing a long-term position at one of my local primary schools Liz approached me about taking some time out to teach abroad. I am really proud of Liz, travelling to India, working in an orphanage with poor children, its very admirable. This is the second year she has travelled to work abroad. It is something Liz is passionate about and of course I wanted to support her in achieving her dreams. That’s what supply teaching is all about, it gives you the flexibility you need to achieve goals in life that you have outside of your teaching career”
Elizabeth will be doing more charity work in Goa and Karnataka before returning home to England.
Elizabeth got in touch with Aspire People this week to speak of her journey so far: “I’m living in Jaipur, Rajasthan which is one of the poorest and most oppressive states, especially for women. I managed to get placed on a women empowerment project, so my job is to teach English, General Studies and ICT skills to girls aged 12-20 in a village about 10 km out of Jaipur. I have also ended up teaching a lot of the village kids as they love to come along and learn too!”
Supply teaching is perfect for people like Elizabeth who want to take time out of teaching to explore the world and use their skills to help the less privileged in other countries.
Elizabeth’s education consultant, Ann-Marie, has been really supportive of Elizabeth’s time away, she said: “Liz has worked for Aspire People since 2011. After completing a long-term position at one of my local primary schools Liz approached me about taking some time out to teach abroad. I am really proud of Liz, travelling to India, working in an orphanage with poor children, its very admirable. This is the second year she has travelled to work abroad. It is something Liz is passionate about and of course I wanted to support her in achieving her dreams. That’s what supply teaching is all about, it gives you the flexibility you need to achieve goals in life that you have outside of your teaching career”
Elizabeth will be doing more charity work in Goa and Karnataka before returning home to England.
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18 May 2014
Praying for our children!
Not long ago, I was reading about the armor of God. Tonight, I' m reading a truly inspiring book by Janet Thompson,
Praying for your prodigal daughter.
Here is what she says:
I stand and fasten the belt of truth around my waist and
I put on the breastplate of righteousness..
as shoes for the feet, I put on the readiness to proclaim the gospel of peace, ..
I take up the shield of faith to guard my heart against all the flaming arrows of the evil one.
I take the helmet of salvation
and the sword of the Spirit, which is the word of God.
Ephesians 6: 10-18
Do you have any worries about your children or grand-children (I don't have any grand-children..yet!)
Cast your cares on the Lord and he will sustain you, he will never let the righteous fall. Psalm 55:22.
Rely fully on the Lord who is in charge!
Praying for your prodigal daughter.
Here is what she says:
I stand and fasten the belt of truth around my waist and
I put on the breastplate of righteousness..
as shoes for the feet, I put on the readiness to proclaim the gospel of peace, ..
I take up the shield of faith to guard my heart against all the flaming arrows of the evil one.
I take the helmet of salvation
and the sword of the Spirit, which is the word of God.
Ephesians 6: 10-18
Do you have any worries about your children or grand-children (I don't have any grand-children..yet!)
Cast your cares on the Lord and he will sustain you, he will never let the righteous fall. Psalm 55:22.
Rely fully on the Lord who is in charge!
23 June 2013
After 6 year of marriage...
Life goes on differently when you are married!
her.... I feel weird
him....you are weird
her...don't say that..
him...err
her...my brain is different from yours
him..no, you haven't got a brain
her don't be mean!
later on
her.. I feel weird today
him..you are weird everyday..
my brain is wired differently than yours...(she's got her brain back)..
I am trying to get on while you are faffing around (he's getting ratty now, he says)
Time to go. Have a blessed Sunday. N.
her.... I feel weird
him....you are weird
her...don't say that..
him...err
her...my brain is different from yours
him..no, you haven't got a brain
her don't be mean!
later on
her.. I feel weird today
him..you are weird everyday..
my brain is wired differently than yours...(she's got her brain back)..
I am trying to get on while you are faffing around (he's getting ratty now, he says)
Time to go. Have a blessed Sunday. N.
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