Wynne Erickson, an art teacher at Tawas Area High School, writes a letter of recommendation for Tyler Hurst. She notes that Tyler initially doubted his art abilities but worked hard to improve, redoing pieces until they met requirements without complaining. Tyler also plays hockey up to five times a weekend while maintaining a busy schedule, never showing tiredness in class. Wynne says Tyler approaches everything with willingness and has found a way to balance his schedule, which is difficult for high school students. She recommends Tyler highly, believing he will succeed in all that he does based on his positive, thoughtful, and considerate nature as well as his willingness to work and learn.
Wynne Erickson, an art teacher at Tawas Area High School, writes a letter of recommendation for Tyler Hurst. She notes that Tyler initially doubted his art abilities but worked hard to improve, redoing pieces until they met requirements without complaining. Tyler also plays hockey up to five times a weekend while maintaining a busy schedule, never showing tiredness in class. Wynne says Tyler approaches everything with willingness and has found a way to balance his schedule, which is difficult for high school students. She recommends Tyler highly, believing he will succeed in all that he does based on his positive, thoughtful, and considerate nature as well as his willingness to work and learn.
Wynne Erickson, an art teacher at Tawas Area High School, writes a letter of recommendation for Tyler Hurst. She notes that Tyler initially doubted his art abilities but worked hard to improve, redoing pieces until they met requirements without complaining. Tyler also plays hockey up to five times a weekend while maintaining a busy schedule, never showing tiredness in class. Wynne says Tyler approaches everything with willingness and has found a way to balance his schedule, which is difficult for high school students. She recommends Tyler highly, believing he will succeed in all that he does based on his positive, thoughtful, and considerate nature as well as his willingness to work and learn.
Page 2 RE: Tyler Hurst I have had the privilege of having Tyler Hurst in my drawing and painting class. Initially, Tyler doubted whether he should be in art and shared with me that he didnt feel as skilled as others in the class. I suggested he give it a try and told him drawing is a skill that can be learned. Most students listen to me, but do not apply what I share. Tyler has been the exception. He fully listened and would gladly rework every piece he made until it met the requirements. He never complained. He has grown to appreciate his art abilities and has gained an appreciation for the amount of effort it can take. Giving effort for Tyler is also apparent in his dedication to sports. He plays hockey which can mean up to five games a weekend and long trips away from home. Despite this, he has never shown his tiredness during class. He has never complained about being tired and I know he has a very fully schedule. The fact that he approaches everything with willingness tells me he has found a way to balance his schedule which can be difficult for high school students. Balancing the busyness of life and having a Im ready mentality are things that cannot be taught. The student has to find a way to get there themselves. Tyler has done that. Tyler is a congenial person and gives his best in everything he does. I have found him to be a positive, thoughtful, and considerate individual. In the classroom, his willingness to work and learn has been refreshing and enjoyable. It has been a joy to know Mr. Hurst. I believe that he will succeed in all that he does and I am pleased to recommend him to you.