Kid didn't want to leave RP (Reading Partners). SCORE!
And I finally read The Giving Tree. I bet I would love that story if I was still in that game. (I'll make that a link later to one of an earlier posts when I was in "love")
class in a few minutes.
HAH kid didn't want to go to RP at first, then after experiencing the presence of the ultimate tutor (THAT'S ME), he didn't want to leave. Kid #1 seems like he's getting bored tho.
by the end of this, these kids will be reading Shakespeare.
EDIT: (NOVEMBER 9) Both kids love RP, YESSSS. I guess I'm doing my job right. And my supervisor said "Jason, you're awesome!" after my last tutor session that day. I responded with "oh thanks." I felt so good lol. It was the way she approached me about it. I was just finished with my session, and my student stood up, I was still sitting, and then she sat down right in front of me like a business deal thing, or like I was in trouble. I feel like I'm doing something right. I felt love with no attraction. That heart spasm, for myself. I am no longer going to say "I love pizza." "I love this house." Love is this feeling. That heart spasm, I believe. So, I'm going to say I love tutoring.
I was so happy that my students didn't want to leave either lol, they were having fun reading! And I was in charge! YEAY. I guess I'm a natural?!?! How much more if I become a father some day. pwaaHAHAHAaHa, I am so awesome.
Shouldn't let it go over my head though, because the next thing right after excitement is disappointment. So, I must keep a close eye out on my surroundings and myself so I won't feel too good. I need to expect myself to be disappointed. At least thinking that I will be disappointed will lessen the overwhelming version of disappointment.
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