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Sep 20, 2016·1 min read
The Students Are Watching
From The Students Are Watching, by Theodore R. Sizer and Nancy Faust Sizer “They watch us all the time. The students, that is. They listen to us, sometimes. They learn from all that watching and listening. Be quiet. Don’t cheat. Pick up. Don’t lie. Be nice. Don’t fight. They attend to us, more than we usually realize.”
Originally published at cyclesoflearning.com
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