A brilliant editor and teacher whose devotion to clear thinking and clear writing inspired everyone who was lucky enough to work with her.
Alice, the former Montessori school teacher, whose maternal devotion was such that when her daughter, Fanny, arrived at Yale, where the food in the Berkeley College dining hall was found wanting, she waved her wand and Chez Panissed the entire kitchen — creating such a demand to eat there you practically needed a reservation.
By this point on "New Amerykah," with all the affiliations you've declared -- about how those that are perceived as niggers need to be called what they really are: master teachers; about your devotion to Farrakhan; about your headnods to Rastafari and Africa -- you can't say you're only entertaining us.
Hsieh, Yang, Yen, and Molodysky all held the same point-of-view that clinical teachers' enthusiasm and devotion is extremely crucial to core competencies [ 4, 28, 31, 32].
If we were not lamenting "Booker prize-winning author Anita Brookner", we would be remembering more fully one of the most luminously perceptive writers on art in recent times, and a teacher who inspired lifelong devotion.
Numerous philosophers, now in their 40s, testify warmly to his excellence and devotion as a teacher.
"In the middle of this horrific act, a miracle happened: Fifteen first graders survived and are alive today because of the courage, love and devotion of one teacher," Arianna explained while presenting the award.
But in the middle of this horrific act a miracle happened: fifteen first graders survived and are alive today because of the courage, love and devotion of one teacher, Kaitlin Roig-Debellis (ROYG de-bell-iss).
I have a lot of devotion to my teacher, Sakyong Mipham Rinpoche, but, without fail, every time I am around him I feel as if I make a fool out of myself or I get angry that I have put him on a pedestal, or that everyone else around me has.
But you get that same devotion back from your teacher".
