In high school I was captain of the math team.
Ha ha ha, right?
But once in a while, the captain of the math team is just what the doctor ordered.
During my junior year of high school, one of the top players on the girls' basketball team was failing math, badly.
If an athlete doesn't maintain a certain GPA, that athlete
sits on the bench.
The coach sought me out. I had a reputation as someone who could handle hard cases. (And I think I succeeded: the player in question wound up never having to miss a game for academic reasons.)
My reputation was due in part to having tutored a student the previous year who refused to speak, and who spent one of our sessions carving things into her
arm.
I thought I was making no progress.
But at a school function one day her parents introduced themselves and said: you've changed our daughter's life.
She'd been doing much better in math, and her outlook on life had improved to boot.
So I decided: I
guess I'm good at explaining things.
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