Love ~ the most commonly used word by LSU Chile students & participants in their final interviews/reflections. Love is taught and felt between and among the faculty, staff, and students at Thomas Jefferson School. Check it out in the pictures of our students and their classes!
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| Miss Alex & her class |
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| Miss Meredith & one of her classes |
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| Miss Meredith, at her desk, waiting for students to arrive |
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| Mr. Hector, Meredith's teacher, was ill the entire time we were in Chile. Meredith taught his classes. We wish him a speedy recovery! |
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| Miss Storey & her class |
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| Miss Haley & her class |
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| Children washing each others hands |
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| Miss Jordan & her class |
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| Miss Melissa & her class |
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| Miss Allison & her class |
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| Miss Amanda & her class |
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| Miss Lauren & her class |
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| Miss Anna & her class |
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| Miss Blair & her class |
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| Miss Madeline & her class |
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| Miss Samantha & her class |
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| Dr. Denny's new friend who took a shine to him |
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| Miss Leah & Miss Deanna with Ms. Lorena (their teacher). So many thanks to her for all her help! |
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| Ms Catherine & Ms Cecelia (the ladies behind the scenes at TJS). Without them, this would not have been possible! |
My final reflections from my Chilean educational lens:
To teach effectively is to teach clearly, directly, and actively in a multisensory format.
To teach is an outward expression of your received love from and given love for humanity.
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