Born to Teach Education Aims for Early Discovery
Dr. Leslie J. Nason of the University of Southern California argues teaching talent is born and best discovered in grade school. He cites early acts of guidance, select programs, and youth involvement as key to nurturing future teachers, urging schools, parents, and clubs to create opportunities for hands on work with children.
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Twist Craze Gets Clerk Fired At Boston Post Office
A 19 year old college girl working as a temporary clerk at the South Postal Annex demonstrated the twist for hundreds of coworkers. The boss ordered her to stop, calling the act a disturbance and fired her as the department became a maze of twisting clerks. The girl's identity was not released.
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