Hi Silvia! I am very happy that you have enjoyed the last session! :)
Arrived late to guess who is who, but would really have to guess. Both names could be either one.
One aspect that called my attention is the spontaneity of your post. This freedom of wanting to show things that are dear to us is very important in the relationship with our students. Being informal allows these beautiful and meaningful moments in which we celebrate the relationship to happen.
I relate your comment with what you were mentioning about breaking the persona. I absolutely agree that spontaneity and being natural are key to building a relationship with students- and colleagues, for that matter;-)
So adorable!!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Carolina!
ReplyDeleteVery cute. Is Max the cat?
ReplyDeleteNo, Venus is the cat;-)
ReplyDeleteI thought Max is the cat :)))
ReplyDeleteHi Silvia!
ReplyDeleteI am very happy that you have enjoyed the last session! :)
Arrived late to guess who is who, but would really have to guess. Both names could be either one.
One aspect that called my attention is the spontaneity of your post. This freedom of wanting to show things that are dear to us is very important in the relationship with our students. Being informal allows these beautiful and meaningful moments in which we celebrate the relationship to happen.
Loved both Venus and Max!!!
Thanks, Juan:-D
ReplyDeleteI relate your comment with what you were mentioning about breaking the persona. I absolutely agree that spontaneity and being natural are key to building a relationship with students- and colleagues, for that matter;-)
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