Monday, November 18, 2013
A Teacher Losing It--and A Student Finding
I was perplexed when, last Friday when I was about to give the students' evaluations back to them--something that had taken a big hunk of my three-day Veteran's Day weekend--I couldn't find the evaluations. They were NOT in the sheet protectors I was using as a folder for each of the students. Yesterday when I returned from Greens, I could find only ten of the twenty-five, so I printed them out all over again and checked the nearly-meaningless boxes the ESL Department created to satisfy standardized SLOs. Then after I gave them all back to the students in that section of my high intermediate listening and speaking class, I noticed that one student was passing papers around. I'd used her sheet protector as a catch-all for all of them. So it goes. I lose it. They find it. But they find that I'm losing it, no doubt.
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