Randall Glading - Teachers Make a Difference - Tony Seaman

The transcript highlights the impact of Mr. Tony Seaman, a ninth-grade social studies teacher, on the speaker's life. Mr. Seaman encouraged the speaker to play lacrosse, which led to a four-year journey in the sport. Known for his innovative teaching methods, Mr. Seaman was respected by both staff and students. His career extended beyond teaching, as he became a successful lacrosse coach at various institutions, including Johns Hopkins and a high school in Boca Raton, FL. The speaker reflects on Mr. Seaman's influence and the privilege of having him as a mentor.

What sport did Mr. Tony Seaman encourage the narrator to play?

• Basketball

• Lacrosse

• Soccer

• Tennis

How did Mr. Seaman's teaching style stand out in the 1960s?

• He strictly followed the textbook.

• He used innovative methods like group activities and debates.

• He avoided any form of student interaction.

• He focused solely on lectures.

Which of the following was NOT a part of Mr. Seaman's teaching methods?

• Debates

• Silent reading sessions

• Learning strategies

• Group activities

Where is Mr. Seaman currently coaching a high school lacrosse team?

• Chicago, IL

• Boca Raton, FL

• Los Angeles, CA

• New York, NY

Which university did Mr. Seaman NOT coach at?

• Harvard University

• Johns Hopkins

• University of Pennsylvania

• CW Post