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I had a student write on my facebook wall yesterday. He asked for book recommendations over the summer. He said that he enjoyed the novel he had read for his independent reading choice (for the last two weeks of school students read any book they liked and did a project) and would pretty much read [...]
Filed by rsmith at June 27th, 2008 under Education
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Think I’m going to write about that one student who gets under your skin, don’t you? This time, however, I want to write about that one student who volunteers, who donates his or her time, who goes the extra mile…
I’m an advisor of an after-school club, and lately attendance has been down. I emailed the [...]
Filed by rsmith at May 4th, 2007 under Education
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I called 15 parents and requested they come to our “show up and sign in” parent conference night, held from 6:30 to 9 p.m. Not one parent showed. Do I even need to share my frustration or can you all relate?
Filed by rsmith at March 28th, 2007 under Education
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They’re coming… that time when every teacher scrambles to finish that 10-inch stack of papers piling up on her desk, punch in numbers into the most un-user friendly grading software imaginable, and answer about 100 students who ask “do I owe you anything”? I have yet to find a way to make this time easier. [...]
Filed by rsmith at February 21st, 2007 under Education
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We have to go through so much to become certified. How is it, then, that we are constantly told how to do our jobs? And many times the mandates we’re given are reactive, as opposed to proactive.
Why does it seem that no one ever takes the time to look at what we’re really doing in [...]
Filed by rsmith at January 23rd, 2007 under Education
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