in their 10th year
A Decade of Wisdom: If you could give advice to yourself when you started at Hopkins, what would it be?
Tilden Daniels MODERN LANGUAGE / FRENCH
John Isaacs MATHEMATICS
Joseph Addison ENGLISH DEPARTMENT CHAIR
“The best part about working at Hopkins is the wonderful students! They are curious, hardworking, and caring. They will give you hope for the future.”
“Getting to the essence, successful teaching is grounded on positive and respectful relationships.”
“ 1 Students and colleagues will always illuminate the most difficult days. 2 When you find inertia, think very specifically about how to push against it. 3 The lower level of the library is the best place to grade papers.”
Zoe Resch HISTORY
Elaine Plante ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT TO THE DEAN OF ACADEMICS
“ 1 Discover and celebrate the wide range of passions and activities pursued by Hopkins students and colleagues. 2 Trust the emotional intelligence of adolescents. 3 Go outside at some point every day to look over New Haven and the harbor and to experience the sun, wind, snow, or rain from our spectacular place on the Hill.”
John Lytle MODERN LANGUAGE / FRENCH
& SCHOOL SCHEDULER / AP EXAM COORDINATOR
“ 1 Make plans but don ’ t write them in pencil! 2 Do not underestimate yourself. 3 Enjoy! Because Hopkins will be your second family.”
“ 1 Never stop learning! 2 Stay organized, write all good ideas down, and don ’ t be afraid to shake things up. 3 Don ’ t let yourself settle into a rut!”
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