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- As I sit on my parents lawn, watching the dogs go mental over the roaring wind, it's kind of fun to wonder if this is the apocalypse.
- To those still in bed because the wind sounds scary: it's a beautiful day, I promise.
- Dear new itunes, I don't like you. Where'd the pretty go? Sincerely, Emma.
- I'm actually pretty afraid of the noises that the wind made all night, and continues to make now. It's screaming.
- @joshgnosis It's my favourite too - I can't work it out either.
- Congratulations reviewer - you've made a link between #TWtWB and Red Dawn. What a revelation! Oh wait - no - it's not.
- Only two people who follow me will actually get my Joss-reference, but regarding #TWtWB - where's the puppy? =(
- One class to go! Doctor Who reward, then my cousin's 21st. Will finish marking tomorrow!
Tag Archives: teaching
Resource sharing
Sometimes I spend hours surfing the net for a teaching resource, realise that it doesn’t exist in an online form, and then spend more hours putting said resource together. Sometimes I find exactly what I’m looking for, and find an … Continue reading
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Geeky Teaching Moment
Me: Does anyone know where Amelia* is? Friend of Amelia*: No…um…she was here this morning… Awesome student: Maybe she disappeared through a crack in the wall? Me: But if that was the case…we wouldn’t remember her. Awesome student: Miss!? High-five! … Continue reading
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That’s Gay!
We recently undertook some anti-discrimination training at work regarding students of same sex attraction. As a straight female who is a member of a largely straight staff, it was actually quite interesting at times, though often quite repetitive. One of … Continue reading
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Hamlet for Early Readers
I’m putting together a unit on Shakespeare for my low lit English class (I will post the unit here for geeky and lazy teachers who google and come across it), and so far, the best thing I’ve found is this. … Continue reading
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Teenagers say the darndest things…
I’m currently working to correct our database of kids so that all the missing boxes are filled in. Because I’m the ESL administrator at the school – it’s my job to ensure that all issues of country of birth, first … Continue reading
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Writing Reports
I’m completely bored with writing reports, so, for your information/entertainment, what your teachers meant when they wrote your reports: 1. “[Wally] is a polite and independent student who works well in class.” I don’t actually know Wally all that well. … Continue reading
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