Two admired teachers
RE: “New lessons in old things”
ISSUE #3-2011, P. 30
Congratulations to Prof. Bevan and to the Alumni Teaching Award itself. Bravo! I was glad to hear Bevan refer to his studies in his senior undergraduate years as a kind of apprenticeship. This seems to be an artful approach reminding me of working on a project in the lab of Seward R. Brown as part of my Honours BSc in Biology. Apprenticeship, indeed. Prof. Brown recently passed away. He, too, was a much admired teacher.
John Olson, ARTS'60, ARTSCI'62
Victoria, BC
The letter writer is Professor Emeritus (Education) at the U of T. – Ed.
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