Family traditions, for LJ Idol

[oxymoron67]

It's important to stay in touch with your roots. My family has been involved in education for the past three generations, at least, so we all have stories of our close encounters of the student kind

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[drippedonpaper]

Both of those were brilliant solutions! I guess this was before the days when teachers were allowed to give 47%. Seriously, I taught for 6 years and we were NOT allowed to give under a 50% but also not to tell parents that. So a parent would rant, "Why did you give my kid such a low grade?" and you are thinking, "Gosh, he did NOTHING and I gave him such a high grade (50) for doing NOTHING. You should be thanking me."

Sigh. Teaching.

Your mom sounds brilliant!

[baxaphobia]

I love it! Smile! Fun stories!

[viagra]

I love the part about "now that you're feeling better, here's the quiz"! Kids think they're so sneaky sometimes. :) I enjoyed reading this and learning a little more about you!

[d0gs]

This is a well done report, and it would earn a 94%. However, you both wrote the same report, so I'm splitting the grade in half: 47% bahaha the way she wrote this made me laugh so much.

[marlawentmad]

Those are excellent boundary setting skills!