January’s Gone
Some people think that five days is too long to go without posting. To these people I say, “where’s your blog?” :)
So to summarize the past five days, I’ve been:
- Victorious, due to the solid victory of the Teachers in the “Second bi-monthly Teacher v. Student soccer game”! [Pictured above...some of the teachers, clearly demonstrating their mad math skills].
- Frustrated, given the fact that my PC’s rear hinge has begun cracking, meaning I have to abandon my blazing fast, ultra-superior, super-duper computer for the time being and use a machine that loads internet pages more slowly than I could recite ones and zeros.
- laughing at some of my student’s responses to the Mid-Year Survey that I recently distributed in class. Some of my favorite responses:
- Question: What is your favorite subject in school?
- Answer: going home
- Q: What colleges are you interested in attending?
- A: Europe for soccer
- Q: What types of math questions did you find the easiest?
- A: none i got bored easily and wondered of to my imagination
- A: like 5times 7 questions like that
- Q: What types of math questions did you find the most difficult?
- A: mostly all of them because (someone) didn’t explain it clearly to students
- Q:How confident did you feel right before you were going to take a quiz?
- A: as confident as when i’m going to play basketball
- Finally I’m confused, now that I really have no clue who to vote for in Tuesday’s primary. As of yesterday, my candidate of choice had officially thrown in the towel. And, judging by the candidates’ playlists, there’s not much in the way to make this decision any easier.
Themocracy
PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE tell me that you weren’t going to vote for Rudi Guilani….please please please please….. :-D
Hugs and love! We should catch up soon!
Ciao! (I’m learning a tiny bit of italian which I am sure will screw with what little spanish I have…)
Jenna
I think Jenna has your party confused………