Oct 16, 2010
I never noticed this beautiful quote by John Hejduk until last week: I don’t think there are many things more important than being a teacher and being a student. That, to me, is the deepest social contract, to understand the idea that individual creativity within a willing community is a profound social act. The privilege of being teachers and students within this remarkable place—to be teachers in a place of spirit, to be teachers of spirit, and to be with spirited students. All once can do is celebrate one’s discipline. Sort of makes me tear up.

I never noticed this beautiful quote by John Hejduk until last week:

I don’t think there are many things more important than being a teacher and being a student. That, to me, is the deepest social contract, to understand the idea that individual creativity within a willing community is a profound social act. The privilege of being teachers and students within this remarkable place—to be teachers in a place of spirit, to be teachers of spirit, and to be with spirited students.

All once can do is celebrate one’s discipline.

Sort of makes me tear up.

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