Category Archives: Teaching Quote of the Week

 A FRIEND IS SOMEONE WHO KNOWS ALL ABOUT YOU AND STILL LOVES YOU. ELBERT HUBBARD

 COURAGE DOESN’T ALWAYS ROAR. SOMETIMES COURAGE IS THE LITTLE VOICE AT THE END OF THE DAY THAT SAYS “I’LL TRY AGAIN TOMORROW.”  MARY ANNE RADMACHER

 WHATEVER ANYBODY SAYS OR DOES, ASSUME POSITIVE INTENT. YOU WILL BE AMAZED AT HOW YOUR WHOLE APPROACH TO A PERSON OR PROBLEM BECOMES VERY DIFFERENT. INDRA NOOYI WOMEN’S HISTORY MONTH

 DON’T COMPROMISE YOURSELF. YOU ARE ALL YOU’VE GOT. THERE IS NO YESTERDAY, NO TOMORROW, IT’S ALL THE SAME DAY. JANIS JOPLIN WOMEN’S HISTORY MONTH

 THERE ARE TWO WAYS OF SPREADING LIGHT: TO BE THE CANDLE OR THE MIRROR THAT REFLECTS IT. EDITH WHARTON WOMEN’S HISTORY MONTH

 THE ONLY THING WORSE THAN BEING BLIND IS HAVING SIGHT BUT NO VISION. HELEN KELLER WOMEN’S HISTORY MONTH

 FOR TO BE FREE IS NOT MERELY TO CAST OFF ONE’S CHAINS, BUT TO LIVE IN A WAY THAT RESPECTS AND ENHANCES THE FREEDOM OF OTHERS. NELSON MANDELA BLACK HISTORY MONTH

HAVE A VISION. BE DEMANDING. COLIN POWELL BLACK HISTORY MONTH

WHEN I DARE TO BE POWERFUL TO USE MY STRENGTH IN THE SERVICE OF MY VISION, THEN IT BECOMES LESS AND LESS IMPORTANT WHETHER I AM AFRAID. AUDRE LORDE BLACK HISTORY MONTH

CHILDREN HAVE NEVER BEEN VERY GOOD AT LISTENING TO THEIR ELDERS, BUT THEY HAVE NEVER FAILED TO IMITATE THEM. JAMES BALDWIN BLACK HISTORY MONTH