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5 thoughts on “Report from the Field – Katie Holder”
Yay Katie!
That’s what I’m talking about. Here we are talking about all this other stuff and this glowing report from a new person to the method didn’t get a comment. Everybody should read this to show what is possible in a short amount of time with this work. Katie we are very proud of you. You have come a really long way in a short amount of time.
So brave and smart !!!
Lucky students.
Love reading your post, Katie.
These reports make a big difference in my morale day-to-day. It’s easy to get busy and lose the big picture. It’s great to hear your report, Katie!
Diane we do so miss your voice and I am sure that I speak for the group on that point. I can only guess that the move to Denver and that rather intense commute from Evergreen, not to mention the new job, are taking time. Moves and new jobs are just rough and that is all there is to it, but we are thinking of you and hoping that the taking on of students who are new to your style is going well. That said, hearing from you in the comment fields today is just wonderful!
I am glad you said that above about Katie’s report. She is new, and it is easy to miss that she has done years of work, really, in just a few months, even weeks. I have noticed that about some people here who are new, like Carly Robinson, Angie Dodd and many others who just dove in to the material here and learned it by force, by strong intent of will. Lucky that Lynette is there.
When teachers learn this method and find the gold, as it were, and apply it in their classrooms, then that is something to respect. It is done by very few people. So yes, we need to tell Katie and the other newer people here how proud we are of them whenever they post on how they are doing by sending in a report from the field. They are the future and we must do all we can to help and support them. They are treasures to our profession, to our calling.