I wish they all could be like him...
So here is a good student. His name is Derrick. I wish I had more like him. In fact, really what I wish is that more students were like me. Where are all the students who think they are smarter than the teacher? Where are the ones who will challenge me, look up new words and say weird phrases to me they learned from their cousin in San Antonio?
I wonder what Melissa has to say about this. I bet she shares my desire. Where have all the students gone? Is there not still one in the land? Am I the last of the believers? Surely God has placed a remnant somewhere - perhaps they are all in Bloomfield Hills. Surely there are but a few at Hendrickson High School.
Pep rally today. Everytime I go there I wish it had more pep. The band is good, but the planning is atrocious - and so is the sound system. I have half-offered to set it up for them but then thought better of it. Tonight I will go to the first football game and try to manage Cadence and Eli by myself. Sweet.
6 Comments:
yup. they're all in bloomfield hills.
12:41 PM
ha-ha. maybe they're preoccupied more than lazy. if not, what to do? i think the key to wanting to learn is curiosity. maybe we could pray for that.
11:22 PM
Yeah, curiosity. I try to stimulate that by standing on tables and making kids do weird things.
11:08 PM
Note- this is my first comment- and I say- I totally wish my students are like me! In fact, (although I shouldn't) I often find myself saying to my students- "what's wrong with you? Why can't you be more like me?"
3:00 PM
I often said things like that too: don't you want your teachers to like you? When I was bad, you better believe I did my best to hide it.
1:11 PM
Note: this comment as well as the last are from Denise and the computer logged me in as Jared automatically (I can't imagine why, not like I'm on his computer) and I can't figure out how to register. So do not attribute hiding bad behavior to Jared, but to Denise, please. Thanks.
1:15 PM
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