I’m glad this piece resonated with you. Welcome to Sundays with Stella! If you don’t mind, tell me a little bit about yourself and how you found your way here. I’d love to know.
We all learn in different ways. Some hear, some see, some do - most of us need some combination of all three. Finding the right key(s) for each individual is critical for their success. And having support and positivity when we hit a brick wall is SO important. I’m thrilled that you learned your strengths so early in life and that you’ve applied them so well. You clearly brighten many lives. Thanks so much for brightening my day. An uplifting article.
Thank you, Beth! I agree with you that we need to find the right combination that works when it comes to learning. By the way, welcome to Sundays with Stella! If you don’t mind, tell me a bit about yourself and let me know how you found your way here.
I’m a happy, lucky, retired Australian living in a rural village. And I can only assume that someone recommended your Wabi-Sabi article in Notes, so I came to visit and decided to subscribe! Substack seems to attract some very cool, thoughtful people. A lovely place to be. Thanks so much for your contributions.
Thank you Beth for your reply. It seems like it is spring over there in Australia. I hope the new season brings much joy and blessings! Be well and hope to see you here on Sundays!
Love this piece! You did this for me -- the uplifting encouragement and teaching -- and I consider you one of my creative guardian angels. What a gift! Thank you
Great teachers like you have empathy for their students. You can intuitively discern the student's needs-- both spoken and unspoken. What a beautiful gift!
You clearly have a gift for teaching! I love how you noticed the photographer needed instruction in a different way and found a method that connected with him. What if we all took a little more time like this when helping people. Very inspiring post today!
I support what others have said about you having a gift for teaching. It is so clear to see! Your belief in people is inspiring. Your willingness to go that extra step to help someone struggling to learn is a generous offering of your unique talents and time. ⭐️
Thank you for sharing Stella, I think I am definitely more words than numbers! I really struggled with maths as school, mainly because my teacher was horrible and I've never got on with it since.
Welcome to Sundays with Stella, Louise! Thanks for reading. I hear you on having horrible teachers. I've had a few of those in school too. And it does hinder our learning and interest in the subject matter they're teaching. I'm just glad there are tools and technology to help us with our math deficiencies. Or, if we have the means, hire someone to figure it out for us.
thank you fot this amazing piece
I’m glad this piece resonated with you. Welcome to Sundays with Stella! If you don’t mind, tell me a little bit about yourself and how you found your way here. I’d love to know.
We all learn in different ways. Some hear, some see, some do - most of us need some combination of all three. Finding the right key(s) for each individual is critical for their success. And having support and positivity when we hit a brick wall is SO important. I’m thrilled that you learned your strengths so early in life and that you’ve applied them so well. You clearly brighten many lives. Thanks so much for brightening my day. An uplifting article.
Thank you, Beth! I agree with you that we need to find the right combination that works when it comes to learning. By the way, welcome to Sundays with Stella! If you don’t mind, tell me a bit about yourself and let me know how you found your way here.
I’m a happy, lucky, retired Australian living in a rural village. And I can only assume that someone recommended your Wabi-Sabi article in Notes, so I came to visit and decided to subscribe! Substack seems to attract some very cool, thoughtful people. A lovely place to be. Thanks so much for your contributions.
Thank you Beth for your reply. It seems like it is spring over there in Australia. I hope the new season brings much joy and blessings! Be well and hope to see you here on Sundays!
Love this piece! You did this for me -- the uplifting encouragement and teaching -- and I consider you one of my creative guardian angels. What a gift! Thank you
Aww, thank you Mia! I appreciate that very much. Anytime you need another creative pow-wow, let me know. I hope you had a wonderful summer.
Great teachers like you have empathy for their students. You can intuitively discern the student's needs-- both spoken and unspoken. What a beautiful gift!
Thank you, Ann.
You clearly have a gift for teaching! I love how you noticed the photographer needed instruction in a different way and found a method that connected with him. What if we all took a little more time like this when helping people. Very inspiring post today!
Thank you, Jason. Glad to hear you were inspired by this post.
I support what others have said about you having a gift for teaching. It is so clear to see! Your belief in people is inspiring. Your willingness to go that extra step to help someone struggling to learn is a generous offering of your unique talents and time. ⭐️
Thank you, Al
Thank you for sharing Stella, I think I am definitely more words than numbers! I really struggled with maths as school, mainly because my teacher was horrible and I've never got on with it since.
Welcome to Sundays with Stella, Louise! Thanks for reading. I hear you on having horrible teachers. I've had a few of those in school too. And it does hinder our learning and interest in the subject matter they're teaching. I'm just glad there are tools and technology to help us with our math deficiencies. Or, if we have the means, hire someone to figure it out for us.