KTLA’s “The Truth About Teachers,” which focused...
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KTLA’s “The Truth About Teachers,” which focused on outstanding instructors, was an inspiration for those who would like to become teachers, or to perhaps become better teachers. The professionalism, dedication and results exemplified on this program illustrate the importance that quality teaching has upon the lives of children at all grade levels in our society. Teachers can make a difference!
Gary Traxler, North Hollywood
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