Learn Me Gooder
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Just watch out for the tell-tale side effects – headache, nausea, displeasing odor, and green teeth. Oh, and possible functional voiding disturbance.
I was off-campus yesterday to attend a meeting of other third grade teachers in the district. As expected, I came back to my classroom today to find a big mess and a list of complaints about the kids. It’s unfortunate, but this seems to happen a lot with the substitute teachers we get. I know some fantastic subs, and whenever I plan to take a day o...ff, I try to secure one of them. That way, I know the lesson will be taught, my things will be where I left them, and the kids will be kept in line, even if I don’t specifically write, “Please do NOT let the kids make confetti out of my paper supplies and leave the room looking like a hotel suite that the Insane Clown Posse has trashed.”
When we have to go to these meetings, however, we don’t call our own subs, so it’s a random crapshoot as to who we get. More often than not, these random subs don’t follow the plans, and they let the kids get away with murder.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Just watch out for the tell-tale side effects – headache, nausea, displeasing odor, and green teeth. Oh, and possible functional voiding disturbance.
I was off-campus yesterday to attend a meeting of other third grade teachers in the district. As expected, I came back to my classroom today to find a big mess and a list of complaints about the kids. It’s unfortunate, but this seems to happen a lot with the substitute teachers we get. I know some fantastic subs, and whenever I plan to take a day o...ff, I try to secure one of them. That way, I know the lesson will be taught, my things will be where I left them, and the kids will be kept in line, even if I don’t specifically write, “Please do NOT let the kids make confetti out of my paper supplies and leave the room looking like a hotel suite that the Insane Clown Posse has trashed.”
When we have to go to these meetings, however, we don’t call our own subs, so it’s a random crapshoot as to who we get. More often than not, these random subs don’t follow the plans, and they let the kids get away with murder.
What to read after Learn Me Gooder?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Pearson to read onlineMoreLess
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