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2 Comments

  1. Hi Eva

    Thank you so much for your kind words on my blog. I agree with you that as teachers, our minds should certainly stay young. Your enthusiasm for teaching shines through your post and it is very inspiring. Indeed it is a new era for us all in this ever changing world we live in. I think we need some time, though, to absorb these new changes and amazing e-tools so I for one, think we should wait a bit and enjoy what we are learning now before updating once more.

  2. Hi Janet,
    Thanks for your comment. You are very supportive. We are usually self-motivated people but doing this you can get tired. The Web and the blogging gave me this motivation. The feeling that we are not alone and knowing that we enjoy helping ourselves is very relieving.
    Eva

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