I would say there's an example of a need for a flu jab, except my own experience of the darn thing led me to believe I'd have been better of catching the bug. Then there's the little element of problems that aren't flu, so that bit of advice would really be redundant.
That leaves me to say oh dear, I am sorry for the other teachers, h more…
Whenever i see the post like your's i feel that there are helpful people who share information for the help of others, it must be helpful for other's. thanx and good job. more…
In Europe lifelong learning takes now has a different approach, we hope to see more development as a result of new legislation, good luck all teachers! more…
Many people died since it happened very late at night like 2-3 am. They were sleeping...
In addition, with this Earthquake, one of the most ancient castles of all time which was so great and historical collapsed ...
reminded me of sad days ... & u shocked me in the middle more…
I have top sets with between 32-34 students (my room has only 30 desks and 30 chairs) and I also have bottom sets with between 28-30 students. In our school, the set has no relevance to the number of kids in the class. In fact, several walls have been knocked down recently and we are now being urged to teach 60 students in a large room with only on more…
My lad was telling me about these just yesterday! Apparently the head, during assembly, told them ... if any of them wore one in school he would confiscate it and send it to their parents with a letter of explanation (and advising them to google 'shag bands') :))
Great information thanks for sharing this with us.In fact in all posts of this blog their is something to learn.I wish I had found it sooner. Keep up the good work. more…
it's educational.
When to swear:
when you've been stung by mega amounts of bees
when your best mate dies suddenly
when you break a nail... oh wait, break a bonemore…
Does your school have the kind of culture where you can discuss your DH's intervention with her? I'm guessing not, from the context of other posts, which is a problem in and of itself. more…
ye, it would be nice to get rewards for doing good in a subject. i can't quite remember the last time a teacher had given any real rewards. they usually write down extra marks in their teacher notebook and that's it. i highly doubt they actually add the marks in the end when calculating. but who knows?
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In response to: "Mean Girls" 5 days old
by kendersrule Pro
Hmm, I'd have been a bit more "stop behaving like five year olds and get on with your work" er is that wrong? more…
In response to: "The Jinx" 8 days old
by Mr Teacher [Visitor]
I agree that a change, no matter how small, often comes as a much-needed breath of fresh air.
Also, I think that every adult who works in a school should be given a free flu jab before the end of October half-term. more…
In response to: "The Jinx" 11 days old
by kendersrule Pro
She shouldn't have been reading it in class, not your fault.
The school I'm volunteering at has had the Head off for three consecutive weeks along with various teachers, I'm valued for my turning-up-ness! more…
In response to: "The Jinx" 11 days old
by menhir [Member]
I would say there's an example of a need for a flu jab, except my own experience of the darn thing led me to believe I'd have been better of catching the bug. Then there's the little element of problems that aren't flu, so that bit of advice would really be redundant.
That leaves me to say oh dear, I am sorry for the other teachers, h more…
In response to: "Fond but not in love" 11 days old
by Masters Dissertation [Visitor]
Whenever i see the post like your's i feel that there are helpful people who share information for the help of others, it must be helpful for other's. thanx and good job. more…
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In response to: "A teacher teaches" 24 days old
by PTLLS Course [Visitor]
In Europe lifelong learning takes now has a different approach, we hope to see more development as a result of new legislation, good luck all teachers!
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In response to: "A teacher teaches" 27 days old
by studentteacher83 [Member]
Sometimes, but not that often. more…
In response to: "A teacher teaches" 28 days old
by Mr Teacher [Visitor]
Am I correct in gleaning from one scection of this post that you are given covers during PPA time? more…
In response to: "A teacher teaches" 34 days old
by Peter Pan [Visitor]
Bam Earthquake was in my country : Iran!
Many people died since it happened very late at night like 2-3 am. They were sleeping...
In addition, with this Earthquake, one of the most ancient castles of all time which was so great and historical collapsed ...
reminded me of sad days ... & u shocked me in the middle more…
In response to: "A teacher teaches" 34 days old
by sminchin Pro
This all sounds very familiar... some people just don't like to do the job they're paid for more…
In response to: "Seven down, seven to go" 34 days old
by Mr Teacher [Visitor]
I have top sets with between 32-34 students (my room has only 30 desks and 30 chairs) and I also have bottom sets with between 28-30 students. In our school, the set has no relevance to the number of kids in the class. In fact, several walls have been knocked down recently and we are now being urged to teach 60 students in a large room with only on more…
In response to: "A teacher teaches" 34 days old
by kendersrule Pro
lazy buggers! more…
In response to: "Fond but not in love" 36 days old
by Peter Pan [Visitor]
:) more…
In response to: "Fond but not in love" 37 days old
by kendersrule Pro
Lookityou! You're a teacher! ;) more…
In response to: "Seven down, seven to go" 37 days old
by studentteacher83 [Member]
It's a bottom set. My top set year seven has thirty pupils in. more…
In response to: "Seven down, seven to go" 37 days old
by Chris [Visitor]
You mean labour is actually delivering on the small class sizes??? :S more…
In response to: "Seven down, seven to go" 41 days old
by Mr Teacher [Visitor]
Your class normally has only 14 students?! How is that possible and why do I not have classes like that? more…
In response to: "Seven down, seven to go" 41 days old
by Kristien [Visitor]
Reminds me of a song or two... (Only they start with ten) ;-) more…
In response to: "Seven down, seven to go" 42 days old
by kendersrule Pro
Don't threaten with something you can't deliver! more…
In response to: "Shag Bands Banned" 42 days old
by kendersrule Pro
Jesus, they're still around?! more…
In response to: "Shag Bands Banned" 42 days old
by subville [Member]
Heehee!
My lad was telling me about these just yesterday! Apparently the head, during assembly, told them ... if any of them wore one in school he would confiscate it and send it to their parents with a letter of explanation (and advising them to google 'shag bands') :))
No, my kid doesn't wear one :P more…
In response to: "Shag Bands Banned" 42 days old
by VisionInBlue Pro
That would have been priceless! more…
In response to: "Ups and Downs" 43 days old
by oes tsetnoc [Visitor]
Great information thanks for sharing this with us.In fact in all posts of this blog their is something to learn.I wish I had found it sooner. Keep up the good work.
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In response to: "I'll let you have that one" 44 days old
by kendersrule Pro
I see glasses
I see slightly-too-big-for-you suit
I see ink-stained pocket
Close?
Because:
I like my glasses (now)
Too big is better than too tight
always have a pen more…
In response to: "High Risk" 44 days old
by kendersrule Pro
it's educational.
When to swear:
when you've been stung by mega amounts of bees
when your best mate dies suddenly
when you break a nail... oh wait, break a bone more…
In response to: "The Battle in the Classroom" 47 days old
by Dr Rick [Visitor]
Does your school have the kind of culture where you can discuss your DH's intervention with her? I'm guessing not, from the context of other posts, which is a problem in and of itself. more…
In response to: "The Battle in the Classroom" 48 days old
by Steven Carr [Visitor]
I teach at 3.15 pm on Friday afternoon, giving extra help to two students, and the school seems dead by then. What is to be expected?
A lot of offices are quiet at 3.00 pm on Friday. This is normal.
That little speech by the Deputy Head did nothing except to undermine things.
If she wa more…
In response to: "Rewarding" 48 days old
by EternalSkies [Member]
ye, it would be nice to get rewards for doing good in a subject. i can't quite remember the last time a teacher had given any real rewards. they usually write down extra marks in their teacher notebook and that's it. i highly doubt they actually add the marks in the end when calculating. but who knows?
keep it up, we students (in gener more…