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Rollercoaster
Highs and lows this week...
Y'know, that's all I'll say for now. I'll wait to see what Friday brings for a full wrap up.
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Proctoring
Proctoring the Regents exams can be a tedious task. Actually, it's rare that proctoring isn't tedious. When I'm not feeling well, it's especially fun. Fortunately, I made it through the day, and when I got home I took a GLORIOUS nap. Feeling much better now, I'm in the process of making some butternut squash soup.
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Well, the future was fun while it lasted
Probably not too surprising to anybody who knows me, the reason I'm reviving this blog is because of the Meta boycott, which is due to our current oligarchy (as of noon today), which is due to Trump and his idiotic supporters, whose idiocy is due to a targeted demolition of public education and intentional undermining of reliable sources of ( Read more... ) -
This and that…
I’m out of practice with writing blog posts. I’ve gotten far more accustomed to sharing a meme I’ve seen on somebody else’s post. So I don’t have a theme in mind on this one, just this and that ( Read more... ) -
Been a while!
Hey, all! It took me a bit of doing to log back in here after umpty-ump years, but I did it ( Read more... ) -
Ugh
Started as a great day, ended with me leaving work in tears. I absolutely despise being blindsided by conflict, especially stupid conflict. There are some very petty people at my school. Just do your damned jobs, people!
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I went to fight practice tonight, but the church hall was being used for Ash Wednesday services. The pastor forgot to tell us.
Went to the Shire meeting last night -- lots of stuff to do, including:- sand and paint the wooden castles for the trebuchet challenge later this year
- find and make arrangements to use a practice site
- spread the word about ( Read more... )
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Good Enough
There's a Waldorf school just down the street from me. Back when my son was in third grade or so, I wanted to enroll him (it didn't work out), so I got to sit in on a morning of classes. I was impressed by the methods and the flow of the classroom. The students all knew the daily routines and performed them flawlessly. The teacher had their ( Read more... ) -
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Oh, I know...it's been forever, I'm a terrible poster, blah blah blah.
I'm not even going to try to make this artful -- just going to update folks on the latest (whatever folks are still out here in LJ land, that is).- I have a student teacher at the moment, and she's a natural. I was able to start turning her loose on instruction by the third week, ( Read more... )
