Some of us are fortunate enough to have had a teacher who has influenced us and changed the course of our lives. These teachers are often personable, friendly, helpful, knowledgable and genuinely interested in their students’ success. Their goal isn’t to simply dish out homework, give grades, and go home once the day has ended. Their goal is higher. Their goal is to help students succeed by arming them with useful information and guidance that will lead them to success in the subject of study. Chuck Green is just such a teacher, though we won’t find him at the front of a conventional classroom. No. His classroom can be found in The Desktop Publisher’s Idea Book, now in its 2nd edition.
This article was last modified on March 7, 2000
This article was first published on March 7, 2000
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