McKinley2009

In My Own Words

I adore my nephew, He is quiet, reserved and a perfect image of what our society has expectations of young boys. Only I think he's too quiet, and much to reserved. Id like to see and am anxious to finaly observe that he is able to learn in his own pace and be rewarded for the efforts and achievements that will build his self esteem and maybe over come his shyness. When he learns to be a little bit more involved in social and academicaly stimulating environments. With out worry of the overwhelming anxiouties that come with the push for success from his instructors in it. I have seen how some instructors guage thier succcess in the amount of achademic achievements that thier students are able to perform, and the residuals of the same instructors finding thier selves in dismay, and or upset because not every child has the same thought proccess and or ability to retain and or likewise achieve great hights with thier instruction process. I do my best to keep in touch and communicate when the appropriate individual and with his mom. We have a very special connection and will do what it takes to help guide him and assist those that wil be working closely with him this next few years. I reward his achievements by taking him and other nephews and neices hiking and other such events.

Parents I'd Like to Meet

I'm a third party but will come in on occation to see his work or special events that I think he would be involved in and like me to partake in them. His mom is a signgle parent and both of us work a full weeks hours and then some.