Dean Shareski - Teachers Make a Difference

The transcript reflects on Mr. Enarson, a social studies teacher known for his engaging rock and roll stories. Despite initial concerns about class time, he effectively linked stories to the curriculum, leaving a lasting impact on students. His human approach and ability to connect with students made him memorable, highlighting the importance of teacher-student connections. The speaker expresses gratitude for the intriguing stories and ideas introduced by Mr. Enarson, particularly about 1960s rock and roll.

What subject did Mr. Enarson teach?

• Mathematics

• Social Studies

• Science

• English

How did Mr. Enarson make his classes intriguing for a 16-year-old?

• By giving extra homework

• By telling stories about rock and roll history

• By using multimedia presentations

• By organizing field trips

What was unique about Mr. Enarson's teaching style?

• He used only textbooks

• He connected stories back to the subject matter

• He focused solely on exams

• He never followed the curriculum

Why did Mr. Enarson stand out among other teachers?

• He was very strict

• He showed himself as a human being outside of teaching

• He gave a lot of tests

• He never shared personal stories

What era of rock and roll history did Mr. Enarson focus on?

• The 1970s

• The 1960s

• The 1950s

• The 1980s