I’ll answer this question honestly, but I’ll first misinterpret the question.
I’ll change it to the person I most appreciated in life.
That person was my 6th grade teacher. She was a former catholic nun turned atheist. She was 70 years old when I had her as my teacher. She was quick with a ruler and quick with a lesson. She never actually hit any kid, but my lord, when she thwacked that long ass ruler on a table, we all paid attention. Critical thinking was her passion, emphasis on science and facts over rhetoric were her bywords.
I didn’t look up to her, I didn’t want to be her. But her lessons were paramount in shaping my life from thence to this.
I’ll answer this question honestly, but I’ll first misinterpret the question.
I’ll change it to the person I most appreciated in life.
That person was my 6th grade teacher. She was a former catholic nun turned atheist. She was 70 years old when I had her as my teacher. She was quick with a ruler and quick with a lesson. She never actually hit any kid, but my lord, when she thwacked that long ass ruler on a table, we all paid attention. Critical thinking was her passion, emphasis on science and facts over rhetoric were her bywords.
I didn’t look up to her, I didn’t want to be her. But her lessons were paramount in shaping my life from thence to this.
Ms. Wrech, I still remember you.