Barbara Epps, Ed.D.
September 8, 2012
To whom it may concern:
Debra Fein was a student in a doctoral level course that Iteach at the University of Phoenix. Here participation and knowledge displayed during the course wasexcellent. Her leadership in our coursediscussions conveyed deep professionalism and a dedication to the educationinstitution. Her final grade in thecourse was an A- and represented effort, consistency and timeliness of allassignments and participation requirements. I enjoyed having her in the course.
Sincerely
Barbara Epps (sent via email)
Barbara Epps, Ed.D.
Instructor, University of Phoenix
September 8, 2012
To whom it may concern:
Debra Fein was a student in a doctoral level course that Iteach at the University of Phoenix. Here participation and knowledge displayed during the course wasexcellent. Her leadership in our coursediscussions conveyed deep professionalism and a dedication to the educationinstitution. Her final grade in thecourse was an A- and represented effort, consistency and timeliness of allassignments and participation requirements. I enjoyed having her in the course.
Sincerely
Barbara Epps (sent via email)
Barbara Epps, Ed.D.
Instructor, University of Phoenix
September4, 2012
Ms. DebraFein
Facilitator
Universityof Phoenix:
Thanks Debbie :)!!! I really enjoyed that poem.It carries a strong point and when you understand its meaning, I believe youbecome a stronger person.
You have been an inspiration to me in thisclass. You made me feel that you are doing this because you care about oursuccess and not because it is your job! I went through a storm in this class,but because of your encouraging words I pressed harder to get through!!! Thankyou Debbie and I pray you continue your journey helping others achieve theirdream of not only being teachers, but inspirations as well. Thanks again.
From,
Carolisa Montgomery
Cvmontgomery33@email.phoenix.edu
Coloring outside the lines.
I'm going to color outside the lines this time.
It was a group that was learning how to dance and move
With particular steps they were supposed to find.
All of a sudden someone jumped up and said,
"I'm gonna dance outside of the lines this time!"
CHORUS (Dancing...)
She was a first-year teacher trying things out
And was told it's best if you'd toe the line.
Then her principal said, "You're getting through to your kids,
So you can teach outside of the lines this time."
CHORUS (Teaching...)
She was too tired to go to the back of the bus
So she took the first seat that she could find
She didn't say much, but what she did spoke loud
"I'm gonna sit outside of the lines this time."
CHORUS (Sitting...)
There was a man beat up in a ditch by the road
Who was helped out by someone that he despised.
So to love God and love your neighbor as yourself
You've got to love outside of the lines sometimes.
CHORUS (Loving...)
She sat down to color at her coloring book
And was carefully staying inside the lines
All of a sudden she grinned and said
"I'm gonna color outside of the lines this time."
Ms. DebraFein
Facilitator
Universityof Phoenix:
Thanks Debbie :)!!! I really enjoyed that poem.It carries a strong point and when you understand its meaning, I believe youbecome a stronger person.
You have been an inspiration to me in thisclass. You made me feel that you are doing this because you care about oursuccess and not because it is your job! I went through a storm in this class,but because of your encouraging words I pressed harder to get through!!! Thankyou Debbie and I pray you continue your journey helping others achieve theirdream of not only being teachers, but inspirations as well. Thanks again.
From,
Carolisa Montgomery
Cvmontgomery33@email.phoenix.edu
Coloring outside the lines.
I'm going to color outside the lines this time.
It was a group that was learning how to dance and move
With particular steps they were supposed to find.
All of a sudden someone jumped up and said,
"I'm gonna dance outside of the lines this time!"
CHORUS (Dancing...)
She was a first-year teacher trying things out
And was told it's best if you'd toe the line.
Then her principal said, "You're getting through to your kids,
So you can teach outside of the lines this time."
CHORUS (Teaching...)
She was too tired to go to the back of the bus
So she took the first seat that she could find
She didn't say much, but what she did spoke loud
"I'm gonna sit outside of the lines this time."
CHORUS (Sitting...)
There was a man beat up in a ditch by the road
Who was helped out by someone that he despised.
So to love God and love your neighbor as yourself
You've got to love outside of the lines sometimes.
CHORUS (Loving...)
She sat down to color at her coloring book
And was carefully staying inside the lines
All of a sudden she grinned and said
"I'm gonna color outside of the lines this time."
