12. April 2011
To give you an idea of real life in the classroom (and hopefully a laugh or two) I’d like to share these snippets of conversation with you. I’ve been keeping track of them, and I’ll post them from time to time. Of course, they are all anonymous for the protection of the innocent. Here we go.
Maybe you remember this from long, long ago, but on my first day, in my second class ever, this situation transpired:
In the 9th class we were working on the construction “used to” today. Each of the students was to write five sentences. The standout sentence was by a boy in the front row, we’ll call him "Max", who wants to be cool. He contrived to achieve this reputation with the following remark:
“When he was young, "Phillip" used to be a girl.”
The amazing thing, is that "Phillip" thought this was funny. This was a true test of my teacher poker face.
Deine,
N*
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