Hey, Sara) You don’t know me for sure and it’s the first time I write to you but I couldn’t resist. As I was looking at carinita’s post about leaving school and her dilemmas I LOVED your comment. I was sure you’re a native speaker with a degree (or whatever makes a great teacher, in your opinion:)). And I thought to myself “I wish I could be as professional, sound as wise and write as correctly as this person does”. And a minute later I stumbled across THIS post about you being ‘not perfect’. I gaped and double-checked if it were the same person. Wow! If you think you’re not that good, what should I say then? So please, throw all these gnawing thoughts away, you’re fantastic. I know many English teachers with lots of experience and their level is.. well… you get it. And they just don’t care. It’s great that you do care. And one more thing. Learning should be fun. And I’m sure your students love you not only for that. None of us is perfect. I almost wrote ‘none of us are perfect’. The sentence would be a priceless proof of itself, ha. Or wait, am I wrong?.. Yeah, these things happen all the time. We make mistakes, we learn, we grow. Please, continue on sharing.

Best regards,

Olia :)