I joined a big group of teachers today to tour our new school. Stairs were put in recently so we got to walk up to classrooms. I have a little office on the 3rd floor. It doesn't have a window, but I instantly felt comfortable in that space. Even though it has no walls as yet, I know it's going to be a cozy inviting spot for literacy adventures.
Wednesday, December 02, 2009
The Building
I joined a big group of teachers today to tour our new school. Stairs were put in recently so we got to walk up to classrooms. I have a little office on the 3rd floor. It doesn't have a window, but I instantly felt comfortable in that space. Even though it has no walls as yet, I know it's going to be a cozy inviting spot for literacy adventures.
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jw
this cracks me up because i am having room drama. as you may remember, i've been assigned to the smallest room in the school. meanwhile, a colleague of mine was really annoyed at me for coming back after a year's leave. she didn't think i should get to come back, even though i am tenured.
so, while i was gone, my room was reassigned to her. that was legit, since I was gone. but now, that same colleague just had a baby in october, and has decided not to come back until next fall.
i feel sort of shortchanged on the room deal since she too is taking a year's leave, and yet she now has a big room.
my room is SO small. ask anyone.
thanks jw.
and kc, if I were a teacher i would want the bigger rooms with the double windows. and i would have stress about probably NOT getting them.
but i don't have to have any of those feelings. not having options can be good for me (at times).
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