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| Gabor Peterdi |
I've been stuck in the computer lab setting up tests for over 2 weeks. Yesterday I had a few make ups to do, but most of the day I got to head on into classrooms. I'm FREE! I was shouting to anyone who would listen. The lab situation really brought me down. I talked with my PAL, the
principal and we have a new plan for testing in the future. It's a plan that makes sense and is in line with how all other schools do computer lab testing. I'm feeling like a new day is coming where no one has to be trapped in the lab for days at a time, clicking in passwords, clicking on icons. Except the kids of course. But they're only in there for a short time,
compared to me, who was in there for 2 weeks. I feel a great sense of freedom and relief as you can probably notice. You see the world a little bit differently after you've been
released from a stint of hard time. Shiny and new.
I finished a terrific book by Elizabeth Strout yesterday. Lucy by the Sea . It takes place during Covid Times. The novel brought back me...
3 comments:
That's bad to be in a computer lab giving a test. I've finally been released of being in charge of make ups for nwea. For 12 years I was in charge of logging in to the computers for three weeks in the fall and then the spring. I got fairly blue while doing this. And then starting having back issues because you don't sit down while doing this. But as of this year all I do is upload the info at the end of the day. Easy peasy.
Jw
OMG, IT killed my back. Glad you brought that up.
Sounds terrible. Really awful. Glad it's over.
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