Aberdeen, MD
May 8, 2008
Setting students up for success
“I struggled with math, and I was a terror that year”
From the time he was in the second grade, Ronald Wooden wanted to be a teacher. While his friends were out playing football or jumping rope, Wooden recruited children to attend his pretend school. via The Baltimore Sun
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