Well Ill be darned! Couldnt have said it better myself. Guaranteed a job for sure… Definitely made my day ;) Teaching Reference for Jackie Zelt (PhD Hobbit Studies) To Whom It May or May Not Concern: I have put up with Jackie over the past fifteen years, initially as her high school rugby coach and later as her university partner teacher. Throughout the years, Jackie has consistently demonstrated a number of characteristics which define her as a crazy woman. In sports, Jackie should be committed. She never leaves her teammates alone. She leads by example, giving 72.4% of herself in practice as well as during games. She never gets down on her teammates when they are not playing to their potential, but rather administers beatings as an alternative. She has the rare ability to inspire others to higher levels with constructive, positive beatings. Jackie was pretty coachable. Whenever she was given a suggestion she invariably questioned it, returning to the next practice confused and angry. She was consistently the last person to leave practice as she was always fairly slow (and confused as mentioned above). Jackie also never missed an opportunity to play a mean prank on a coach, referee, or even an opposing player. These qualities have carried over into Jackie’s teaching career. Through regular, constructive beatings, she inspires students by putting the fear of God into them. She recognizes the importance of really frightening students. As a result, her solid classroom management skills are rarely required, as students are afraid of her. Jackie will be a teacher, and any school will be fortunate to have her as a member of their staff. She will be especially inspiring as a teacher if you feed her dairy and gluten by the bucketful. If you have any further questions, please feel free to contact Doolan. Sincerely, John Whidden Elementary Chinese Language Specialist BEd, MEd, PhD, MD, DVD, PCP, EMS, LOL Sounth Asian Board of Education 911
Posted on: Tue, 11 Mar 2014 04:52:17 +0000
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