I heard that Mr. Stoltz was teaching Thursday in class, and I was not sure what to expect. Mr. Stoltz has been our student teacher for awhile, but I have never heard him talk very much. I was not sure how he would do, because speaking in front of people can be intimidating. I have to say- Well done Mr. Stoltz. Your first day teaching for us was awesome. I hold this belief that student teachers are evil and out to get my soul (the result of an unfortunate student teaching encounter during 8th grade), and Mr. Stoltz sure proved me wrong. Atta Boy. I think that Mr. Mullins and Mr. Stoltz should co-teach. Or tag team it. Forever. That would be pretty cool. I think between the two they could make AP English educational, and even more fun (if it could get more fun!). But really. We got a good 1-2 punch in our classroom. It’s kind of like Big Bang Theory (not quite sure where I’m going with this…I tried to think a better, more relevant literature example, but alas, it wasn’t to be). You got Sheldon (Mr. Mullins), who is the expert of his field and could still accomplish his goals alone, but Big Bang Theory wouldn’t be as funny. Throw Rajesh (Mr. Stoltz) in there, less experienced but still knows what he is doing, and Big Bang Theory becomes even more awesomer. I wish I had a picture of Mr. Stoltz, so I could insert it here. But I don’t, so I’ll stick with BBT references.
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