Be confident! You can do anything you set your mind to. “Too hard” means it’s a challenge, and it would be boring if everything was easy.
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Hellooo! I’m expected to get an A* in English and Art (which are the subjects I would like to teach when I finish school) but I’m worried that teaching such a core subject like English will be too hard for me? I love all your posts by the way ❤❤❤
Be confident! You can do anything you set your mind to. “Too hard” means it’s a challenge, and it would be boring if everything was easy.
Hi I sit next to a quite obnoxious immature classmate and I can’t stand her anymore ! I’m unsure if it’s because I’m 2 years older than her but it’s driving me mad. We have unassigned seats but seems like everyone has chosen “their seat. I’ve asked a teacher to change places because I couldn’t “see” well but she didn’t do much… Should I tell her the truth ?
Always be honest. If it’s inhibiting your focus/learning then it’s a problem.
Hi I sit next to a quite obnoxious immature classmate and I can’t stand her anymore ! I’m unsure if it’s because I’m 2 years older than her but it’s driving me mad. We have unassigned seats but seems like everyone has chosen “their seat. I’ve asked a teacher to change places because I couldn’t “see” well but she didn’t do much… Should I tell her the truth ?
Always be honest. If it’s inhibiting your focus/learning then it’s a problem.
When students tell me detailed aspects of their personal lives (or whatever else is in their head, particularly in the middle of a lesson)
Me: “What country did Mussolini lead?”
Students:
Me: “What part of an essay comes first?”
Students:
Me: “Did anyone bring back their signed field trip forms?”
Students:
Me: “So Scout is Jem’s sister in To Kill a Mockingbird.”
Students:
Me: “Please get out your books to read silently while I call you up one-by-one to discuss your progress.”
Students:
Me: “Does anyone have any questions?”
Students:
Me:
My blog:
When students tell me detailed aspects of their personal lives (or whatever else is in their head, particularly in the middle of a lesson)
Me: “What country did Mussolini lead?”
Students:
Me: “What part of an essay comes first?”
Students:
Me: “Did anyone bring back their signed field trip forms?”
Students:
Me: “So Scout is Jem’s sister in To Kill a Mockingbird.”
Students:
Me: “Please get out your books to read silently while I call you up one-by-one to discuss your progress.”
Students:
Me: “Does anyone have any questions?”
Students:
Me:
My blog:
What state do you teach in? Because some things that you mention seem like they would never happen in my district haha.
What state do you teach in? Because some things that you mention seem like they would never happen in my district haha.
IM IN YOUR CLASS
Good for you, now get off your phone and do your work.
IM IN YOUR CLASS
Good for you, now get off your phone and do your work.
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