(I realize this is not an actual blog post, and that I haven't really made a blog post for over a month. Hopefully I'll have time shortly, now that my grades are in.)
You know you are a primary teacher when you find yourself thinking, on a more-than-weekly basis, "What is this in my pocket, and how the *&@#^$A* did it get there?"
Yesterday's catch: 3 bits of crayon, 1/3 of an eraser, a late slip, someone's broken cell phone, and two pens.
Posts I Will Write At Some Point
- -Women's pants (yes, this is related to teaching)
- County vs. township school districting
- teachers are aliens from mars (or, "you eat lunch?")
- Urban appendices to management books
- Cultural differences in discipline
- Ruby Payne's "A Framework for Understanding Poverty"
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Showing posts with label teachers. Show all posts
Friday, December 12, 2008
Saturday, January 12, 2008
the problem with analogies
This is something I've been mulling over for a while, but just now found the words for.
Back in October, when I was hired, the representatives from my school said that the teachers were "like family."
I didn't realize at the time that rather than speaking of "family" in a Platonic sense, they were actually talking about my family. Specifically my second and fifth aunts.
Little details...
Back in October, when I was hired, the representatives from my school said that the teachers were "like family."
I didn't realize at the time that rather than speaking of "family" in a Platonic sense, they were actually talking about my family. Specifically my second and fifth aunts.
Little details...
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