In one of the poorest parishes in rural Louisiana, Mabel Lawrence
Thomas taught biology in the small community of Winnsboro for over
30 years advocating diversity and individual success over the
hardships of poverty and illiteracy. She challenged her students to
take responsibility for themselves, work hard, and surprise
everyone with what they could do. Today her students are teachers,
nurses, doctors, business owners, attorneys, ministers, and a
mayor. In Through a Teacher's Eyes, Mrs. Thomas shares her
philosophy of instilling faith and hope in all of her students.
Frederick Jones, along with his former classmates, agrees that her
lessons were . . . more than a classroom.
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