Comments on: Commenting Enabled http://www.petercellis.com/blog/?p=361 Personal Thoughts and Ramblings Wed, 13 Nov 2013 06:44:00 +0000 hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=4.2.37 By: Steve Ellis http://www.petercellis.com/blog/?p=361#comment-16 Wed, 26 Apr 2006 20:34:10 +0000 http://www.darkfusion.net/blog/archives/361#comment-16 I will hereby comment as “father.”

I hope your reflections take into account as well who you are as a person, from the standpoint of where you were when you started at Evergreen and what you have become as a person on the way to becoming a graduate. You have grown significantly in school, both in experience, education and as a human being. I don’t know whether the school wants you to spend time reflecting on that last part, but there is where I have seen truly impressive growth. I could tell you what I think you have accomplished in this area, but that would be cheating. You have much to be proud of, and I hope you think about what those things are and take time to add your personal growth attributes to your summative evaluation – even if it is only in a private section for your own use if the school would not condone that. However, undergraduate school is all about personal growth, so i would hope it is acceptable to include such an analysis.

I am very proud of you, not because you are my son (well, ok, a little) but more because you have learned and grown in all aspects of your life and taken everything life has handed you in stride.

Dad

]]> By: Steve Ellis http://www.petercellis.com/blog/?p=361#comment-17 Wed, 26 Apr 2006 20:34:00 +0000 http://www.darkfusion.net/blog/archives/361#comment-17 I will hereby comment as “father.”

I hope your reflections take into account as well who you are as a person, from the standpoint of where you were when you started at Evergreen and what you have become as a person on the way to becoming a graduate. You have grown significantly in school, both in experience, education and as a human being. I don’t know whether the school wants you to spend time reflecting on that last part, but there is where I have seen truly impressive growth. I could tell you what I think you have accomplished in this area, but that would be cheating. You have much to be proud of, and I hope you think about what those things are and take time to add your personal growth attributes to your summative evaluation – even if it is only in a private section for your own use if the school would not condone that. However, undergraduate school is all about personal growth, so i would hope it is acceptable to include such an analysis.

I am very proud of you, not because you are my son (well, ok, a little) but more because you have learned and grown in all aspects of your life and taken everything life has handed you in stride.

Dad

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