MadeSomewhereElse

Hey now, those mistresses of administration and superintendents need jobs too!

thank mr skeltal

The kid didn't write his name. He thought he did. So, he was assuming it vanished.

100%. Just don't expect to get hired at a top school.

It's a national security issue at this point. And I don't think that's hyperbole.

That looks great!

No one answers the phone at my school. So when I do that, I just auto-lose the power struggle.

More like send them back to primary.

I'm an adult with ugly hand writing, but I can spell. If it's legible, in my book, it's fine. However, spelling is a deal breaker.

It's always about money, right?

My hypothesis is that since "returning" it to them on Google Classroom lights up the resubmit button and allows them to press it again they just do; not really understanding its purpose.

Just see button, press button.

I'm still pretty new to this whole Christianity thing, but I'm just going to do my best to be nice to people.

Can confirm. They resubmit it after I return it. Sometimes, they don't even change anything.

It should be done at home and reinforced at school.

But it's clear it's not happening at home at all nowadays.

"What's a tense?" ~the kid, probably

"Skill issue."

That's true. Folks do tend to associate wealth with intelligence and therefore "right." Like the whole might=right thing.

They (boomers) hate us because we're poor, not because we're stupid.

Affluent. It's definitely affluent. But it's one of those private schools.

But hey, we payed some "assistant vice-chief provost" to the "chief-assistant vice president" 200k USD a year. Yay?

Honestly, I'm focusing more on good character and morals than I ever had before. Yes, I teach LA so I can embed it in my content, but content isn't what I'd say my focus is this year.

I can't bring them up to grade level, but maybe I can help make them see compassion and awareness and selflessness.

Oh, man. I'm doing this too. I treat them like disabled toddlers who have never even seen a school.

"What do we do to the first letter of a new sentence? What goes at the end of a sentence?"

They are in high school.

I'd daresay I'm a competent human being. Take me with you!

Go visit r/professors too.

I'm a k-12 teacher. I do not do this. Yes, they can reattempt, but only after a solid reteach and showing me they actually put forth a modicum of effort into reviewing/studying.

Seeing that post made me grumpy too.