bobobo wrote:Þetta eru bara nokkrar til hamingju, og svo framvegis.
some gratulations in íslenska
Aaa I absolutely didn't get that at all. Thanks though
Rook Zimbabwe wrote:I taught Middle School (Grades 6 - 8 // ages 11 to 14 or thereabouts) for 10 years... Art and Computer Science...
The students I'm teaching age from 18 and up. And all of them are very respectfull, nice and seem to listen to what we say and do, and most of them seems to enjoying learning.
Rook Zimbabwe wrote:There were some woderful parts and a lot of painful memories... Parents were horrid when they either didn't respect my subject (Art) or thought they knew more than I what should be taught (Comp Sci) and administrators were impossible... I don't miss the Admins or the Parents and possibly 10% of the kids!
Luckily I don't have to deal with parents since they are all adults (in age)
And I am glad I don't have to deal with that. I am a very patient man, but everyone has their limits when it comes to patience.
Rook Zimbabwe wrote:I taught 5 one hour and 20 minutes classes a day... average class size 40+
Our classes are divided up into 6 work hours ranging from 45-50 minutes. It was really hot in the classroom as the AC didn't work and there are 50+ computers on at all times. I am teaching computers too. Ranging from total beginners, to creating advanced Excel and Access databases.
Rook Zimbabwe wrote:You got it made! Remember proper lesson planning is the key... unless you are doing Montessouri... I was on the Hunter/Ausubell methodology...
Yeah I do got it made. All the planning is already done. There are 4 classrooms and we are 8 teachers in total. The managers do the planning based on how many students there are and their level of computer knowledge. So I really can't complain
