Education News | Page 21 huge responsibility to help prepare and support ( be ) coming teachers who will influence children for 12 years of their lives . This work requires humility , and we need to walk alongside these future teachers and experience what they experience . It ’ s living that story : ‘ I need to be in the quinzhee , not just talk about it .’”
outdoors , allowing nature to do its work . “ But more importantly ,” says Nick , “ I ’ m looking forward to more time with my family who unselfishly gave their time for me to pursue my passion for the past 32 years , mixed in with time for some paddling and golf !”
As he retires , Nick has no intention of taking a break from teaching : “ I plan to engage in leadership development but I want to do this experientially and through the outdoors . I believe this truly allows us to ‘ see ’ the human side in all of us and for who we are .” He ’ s moving to his classroom of choice , the great
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