Victor, I hear you. I teach online and right before the tests, I think about saying 'hey, good luck!' but realize that if I'm gonna say that, it means I haven't been doing my job as a teacher, moreover, not motivating them to do their best. Your post is spot on, thanks for sharing it!

Excellent post, I couldn't agree with you more. It is a journey not a game of luck. If there were more teacher like you in our schools, I would have sent my child to regular, school. Unfortunately, teachers like you are few and far between. Which is why I homeschooled my Child through WAVA. He graduated high school at 14, with academic honors, and a 4-year scholarship. Thanks for sharing,
Sandy

Victor you seem like a very caring and understanding teacher, and telling them its not luck is very good. I agree its about planning to work and working the plan.

That’s the same reason that I never say good luck to anyone here either. It’s always “I wish you the best.” Because, I believe their best efforts are the best they can do anyway.

You seem to be a great teacher and it shows through here that you are, so not seem, you are! Keep molding the young minds.

If you learn anything there is no luck to it. A lot of hard work I know how hard it is to learn and I am 63. I also went back to college and received a degree in web and graphic design, so I really know there is no luck to it. Work hard and ask questions, with the training and support here at WA anyone can succeed. Great post brought back nightmares from my days in college. Lol

Makes sense! By the way, if this picture is not a generic one, I assume you should be teaching physics. Me, too!

Well said. Cheers

Your right i like this verse:Wisdom is the principal thing; therefore get wisdom: and with all thy getting get understanding.

Putting the right value in the mind set.