24 Sunday Nov 2013
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12, dating, doctor, kicking, professional development, soap, students, talent show, teaching, washing mouth
So this past week was a lot tamer than the last. I ran into a student who was walking around with his father when grocery shopping. I saw him later in the Student Lounge and he told me that his father was all “ooooh who was that?” and that he didn’t believe him when he said I was his math teacher because apparently I still look like I’m 12… Continue reading
16 Saturday Nov 2013
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beeping, boobs, condom, fire alarm, key finder, kiss, prank, sex talk, Sweden, teaching
So this past week has been very interesting.
Monday, my class was in Stockholm on a field trip, so I had a bit more free time, which was nice. However, while working in the math office, I got called into one of the adjoining classrooms where an English lesson was taking place – apparently there was a beeping noise going on, that the teacher was trying to track down. I knew something was up, because a kid commented “oh well maybe it was the fire alarm” when the teacher was explaining what happened to me…Speaking to the students later during lunch, they told me that they *hate* the English teacher, and so had decided to play a rather devious prank on him. Continue reading
10 Sunday Nov 2013
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ADHD, dating, dizziness, fractions, funny, losing balance, nude, ODD, Open House, paper airplanes, sick, students, Sweden, teaching, throwing, wrist pain
SO week 44 was a break, so that was nice =) I ended up going in for 2 days to mark things, and get some other stuff done =P
I also went to a nurse for my dizziness, headaches, pains everywhere…and she was appalled at all the problems I was having and said I needed to see a doctor (which I thought I was going to see, but apparently you see a nurse first here) and so she put me in another line to go see a doctor. SO I’m waiting for that…
Week 45 was just super long, and I was so drained. I had to go home sick on Tuesday because I almost fainted in class, kept losing my balance and everything, it was a bit of a problem. And on Thursday I had a slight fever in class, but I just kept going, and it went away later that evening, although I did have to miss my SFI class, which kinda sucked.
I taught the grade 7s fractions, Continue reading
