
Cathryn Varney learned Japanese when she lived in Japan while she was in high school and majored in French and Spanish in college. She spent most of her life wondering why other people have talents for things like art and music while she was dealt “languages”. Learning languages was always easy. If you needed someone to parse a sentence, she could be the go-to person. She won spelling bees without studying. It seemed like a waste because the only time she ever really used those languages was in sales at work and watching foreign movies.
After her husband retired and they moved to
By the way, she eventually learned some art and people buy her paintings which is proof that anybody can do anything with a lot of effort! Talent helps, but the lack of it should not be a barrier to you or your students.
Photo by Toni Beatty
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Rio
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I am delighted to see you using a blog to share your innovative and delightful advice on literacy. Will you post some of your art work? What fun to know about this secret side of you! 8-) Thanks for all you do Cathy - you have changed and continue to change lives! And you are just so funny too!
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"Ginn"
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