The Basics
I think my students think I'm blind. Last week, while I was teaching a kid walked across the room toward the tissue box. On her way, she flipped a note onto the desk of another girl. In clear sight of me and everyone. Today two kids traded off making the weirdest faces while I was reading a fascinating book. I decided to give the class a little chat about vision. I tried to help them understand by stating clearly, "You're directly in front of me and I can see you. I can see the things you do."
I don't want to promote sneakiness, but I do think they need to gain greater proficiency at basics like note passing, mimicry and assorted tomfoolery before they move on to junior high.
I don't want to promote sneakiness, but I do think they need to gain greater proficiency at basics like note passing, mimicry and assorted tomfoolery before they move on to junior high.
Comments
heLLO! i would say.
in tenth grade they're a lot sneakier, which i think is a relief.
I like you. Do you like me? Check yes or no.
I got one like that from Stanley Blount in the 5th grade. It was my worst nightmare that he even remotely considered it a possibility that I would check the yes box. Sorry Stanley.
sister joy, come visit and show them how it's done.