Hard to say "Goodbye"

Dear friends,

To be honest, I found myself not a very active member of the class. Once or twice, I excused myself for being busy with other work, for being on business. But there is also one thing I know for sure: I love this class and I love all of you.
At times, I thought I would quit the class for many reasons. One of them was my biggest decision of changing my job. And I finally made it to say goodbye with the school I spent almost 15 years (included my student time there) with all my heart and soul to a new place where I think I will contribute more to the development of the local education. I will probably be working as the President assistant and director of international cooperation Center for a smaller school with about 4,000 students. I could see the desire of the leaders in making a good model of education with the true values that the students can benefit.

Overwhelmed with struggling thoughts, I hardly concentrated on my assignments. I did feel sinful sometimes when I tried to make some tasks done with not much preparation.

And now, though there has been dissatisfaction sometimes, I am very happy to know that I have all of you as my international friends who can could recognize immediately if I have a chance to see face to face. I also can "feel" your personalities through what you have shared. I do expect to see you all one day and I do hope to be able to invite you to my new school to visit and to share more with our teachers and students.

I, take this opportunities, would like to give my big THANKS to Robert, our guests and to all of you for what you have done in this class. I did learn a lot, not only new knowledge, methods and technology, I learnt your love to your career and I understood that we need to inspire our students with love and care.

The "goodbye" is just for today. I do believe that I will see you in very near future.

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