The blog of John Otterstedt is rich in words that remind people who have formed an inspiration for the author.
I do not like them much stain to appreciative, especially because sometimes hide (or highlight) seconds or intent to let you assume the conspiracy.
But since this blog made me think about what are the educational figures, professors who have influenced my growth and perhaps even helped to guide my work, and since I do not think that any of the above will ever know I throw myself, as an exercise in memory and gratitude to the task.
First of all, my teacher, Franca Brozzi. A teacher like those of old, mother, right, sometimes severe, moderate and modern young to understand that we were children city \u200b\u200band let us then try the flavors of the countryside, old-fashioned enough from teaching Italian and mathematics as it should. He left a few years ago, but in my old room at my parents' house, on a shelf, there's his picture that greets me every time I come. In junior
: John Nasuti, Professor of Technical Education, which introduced us to the severity, the precision, punctuality, Frank Alford, a professor of art education, which has made known to all forms of art by putting the tools in hand to achieve .
In high school: from now on I have to be careful, because some of them have been or may become my colleagues, or were still in business and could happen here. John Bandieri made me appreciate the Latin Margherita Cassi some small spark of history (and was not a simple undertaking.) Giannina Silva and Maria Teresa Pastorelli, and their methods are completely different, perhaps opposing characters, made me love the English, and I mean love. The dear and the late Gaetano Storiales set of talking philosophy. Piera Berneri taught Italian literature as something to be discovered, to work and use of rigor and creativity, made us feel great.
college: Giulio Lugarini, without a doubt the best teacher I've ever met, clear, precise, lucid and demanding. Victor Amar, who was also exceptional for clarity and precision. Mario Casartelli, rigorous, very fast, but human. Claudio Orzalesi, I had the good fortune to meet in his last brief interlude of teaching a course with very interesting and well thought out. My advisor, Massimo Pauri, whose memory of humanity, class, culture and the tremendous preparation.
Then there are also many teachers and SSIS ... say some of my colleagues are a source of inspiration. But they do not want to talk.
To what extent were an inspiration? I do not know, how do you quantify? Certainly remember their names I see some aspect of each that I like to imitate or complement in the way I do my job.
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