Thank you for taking some time to go over my mission statement, Rabbi Loew, it is greatly appreciated. I’ve been looking over it and I agree with you and Balika, it’s just a matter of figuring out how and what to break up into smaller sentences. Thanks again for your time.
]]>Your feedback gave me a lot to think about, Steven. In fact, I reflected upon it in one of my later posts and the idea of individualizing my mission is something I’m working towards. Thank you for your thoughtful and constructive feedback, it is greatly appreciated.
]]>Your words are so very kind, Naomi. Thank you!
]]>This is exactly the type of environment I’m trying to create, Laura. Thank you for your time and thoughtful feedback!
]]>Thanks so much for visiting, Medea!
]]>It was a challenge, but I’m happy with the result. Thank you!
]]>Thank you, Jen!
]]>Thanks for taking time out of your schedule, Nance! High praise from a busy and talented educator!!
]]>I think this is great. I really see you embodying this mission statement each day at SHA. I think this Mission Statement is “living and breathing” because you are already living and breathing it!
The only suggestion I have is along the lines of Balika above – it is one long sentence and feels drawn out as I read it. Balika’s suggesiton are very good; you also may want to break it into two or three sentences.
Great job!
]]>Thank you, Liz Ebersole, thank you. Your comments both on the blog and in your thoughtful email are greatly appreciated and helped me see things for a new perspective. Thank you!
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