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10 thoughts on “34,000”
Wow, what a crazy thing reality is. I hope you fully enjoy your last class with Jack and the rest. Go Ben!
Congratulations and Happy Retirement, Ben. Tens of thousands of lessons and so many children later, you’re still fighting for kids. You’re amazing.
Ben, may it be a beautiful one!
Félicitations !
Oh man. That’s a huge number 34,000. I wonder if I’ll stay in this that long.
Steven said:
…I wonder if I’ll stay in this that long….
You don’t get to make that decision, Steve.
But I would ask, if you aren’t going to teach those kids, then who is?
Wow. Just wow. What lucky kids to get to collaborate with you like this! Sounds bittersweet for sure! My deepest most humble thanks to you! Party on Wayne 😉
That’s a lot of reps.
Félicitations. I am glad you can say good bye with very lucky memories. And how many classes, how many reps will I need to learn life’s lessons?
See you in Agen, this summer. Thank you, Ben.
Thanks y’all. It was a short but rocking story on Jack’s Invisible “Howard the Half Eaten Corn Dog”. We ended class just as we were getting into the problem (we started late because we had a “Who Could Laugh Most Like Sponge Bob” contest first.)
I felt so clear with that last story! The class and I were working on very deep layers of trust*. It felt so good to know that TPRS is not the big monster I had allowed it to be for all those years. TPRS is très Wizard of Oz, I’ve concluded.
*the trust in that class was so deep that the first word out of an observing administrator’s mouth back in March in a formal evaluation after the class was, “That goes deep to trust!”