Posted by lee little on February 25, 2018 at 06:28:08 from (174.195.147.116):
In Reply to: Re: Ag Mechanics pics posted by larry@stinescorner on February 25, 2018 at 05:54:54:
Thanks for posting WJY. Ag mechanics was one of my favorite things as an ag teacher/ FFA advisor. It was one of the best ways I had to inspire young people and get them to believe they could succeed. In 38 years of working with young people, I found that if I could get a kid believe in their own ability they could achieve a lot. This had to be balanced so they weren't over confident but I found if a person believes they cant do anything it can become a self fulfilling prophecy . I could go around the shop and find something a kid had a knack for. Once I did that we could build on that talent and develop his or her abilities. Toward the end of my career when I was our counties vocational director several of the state "experts" didn't care much for me because I told them often that a good work ethic and pride in a job well done was at least as important as academics and test scores. I found if a young person is inspired they WILL be successful. Sorry didn't mean to rant but it means a lot to me . Thanks again for posting it.
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