On the coattails of World Teacher's Day, we're featuring one of our favorite teachers and Poetry Slammers, Taylor Mali, who breaks down "what teachers make" and if you're a teacher, well, we think you'll have chills. If you're a lawyer, we apologize. If you stop for a moment to remember your most inspiring teachers, they're the ones who would give a standing ovation to Taylor Mali at the end of his "slam" because he gets it. Enjoy this three minutes and nine seconds of pure passion for the teaching profession.
To visit Taylor Mali's Website, click HERE.
Follow Taylor Mali on Twitter, HERE.
Stay connected to Taylor Mali on Facebook, HERE.
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Are you looking for a tangible reminder to see beautiful, or know someone who needs one? Check out our See Beautiful™ products (and feel good knowing a portion of proceeds from every purchase is donated to charity. This month a portion of all proceeds will be donated to Helen Ross McNabb Children and Youth Services). Click HERE.
See Beautifulers are giving you a standing ovation, Mr. Mali. Teachers make a difference. DEFINITELY BEAUTIFUL.
To visit Taylor Mali's Website, click HERE.
Follow Taylor Mali on Twitter, HERE.
Stay connected to Taylor Mali on Facebook, HERE.
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Are you looking for a tangible reminder to see beautiful, or know someone who needs one? Check out our See Beautiful™ products (and feel good knowing a portion of proceeds from every purchase is donated to charity. This month a portion of all proceeds will be donated to Helen Ross McNabb Children and Youth Services). Click HERE.
AAAAAAaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhh!!! 3 minutes and 9 seconds of pure, beautiful inspiration! THANK YOU!
ReplyDeleteAll I can say is "AMEN" to what he achieves with his students. As for the recognition, that he doesn't want or ask for, I hope he (and our profession), someday.... will once again receive.
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