Substitute teacherhood

[martinemonster]

So, today I was a teacher. I'm surprised at how well giving people 17 pages to read and a number of assignments could work. They all shut up and did them. And I'm surprised at how difficult the other class was when what they did was actually fun. I don't think I'm a real educator, but hey, at least nobody started fighting, crying or refused outright to do what they were told (at least not after I used the dreaded weapon "writing their names down and sending a note to their real teacher telling her about their behaviour").

On a more fun note, the museum has decided to fill an entire platform with lego so that we can all play in the middle of the city center. It is so much fun! I emplore all of you, go down and build stuff with me! Woho!

Comments

[mirazandar.livejournal.com]

And woh? You sent the note to their real teacher? I have so tiny kids that writing the names on the blackboard works out. Yep. I don't even know if the real teacher ever sees it.

[martinemonster.livejournal.com]

Yep, and I had to do it again today. Harsh I know.