Andrew WK was my dad’s math student in middle school …

Andrew WK was my dad’s math student in middle school … 2 comments

… and here’s the Twitter conversation to prove that good teachers make a difference.

@parodyofben Wow! This is tremendous! I think about Steve all the time! An incredible teacher – he had a huge impact on me. PARTY MASTER!

— ANDREW W.K. (@AndrewWK) March 14, 2014

Nothing heady or rhetorical today. Just thought this was too cool not to share.

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Whhhhhatttttttttt. Awesome.

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ash_and_witty
March 16, 2014 at 12:24 pm
- I know, right? I’ve known AWK was my dad’s student back in the day for a long time. (The day I figured that out was a good day.) Should’ve Tweeted him about it a long time ago. PARTY MASTER.
  
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  Ben
  March 16, 2014 at 1:00 pm

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Ben Wetherbee serves on the faculty of The University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma. He is a teacher and scholar of rhetoric, writing, and film.

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