Silliness
There are evenings when I have SO MUCH schoolwork to do that I really have no other option than to curl up on the couch with the latest issue of insert serious publication here Glamour.
And tomorrow, I get to go to the Museum of Natural History for the day for a special PD session for science teachers!!! Imagine that, PD designed with the specific needs of science teachers in mind! I don't have to sit through another workshop on how I can help prepare the kids for the Math and ELA tests!
Excuse the exclamation points, I am very excited. Did I mention that it doesn't start until after 9 am and they will be serving coffee --!
And tomorrow, I get to go to the Museum of Natural History for the day for a special PD session for science teachers!!! Imagine that, PD designed with the specific needs of science teachers in mind! I don't have to sit through another workshop on how I can help prepare the kids for the Math and ELA tests!
Excuse the exclamation points, I am very excited. Did I mention that it doesn't start until after 9 am and they will be serving coffee --!
posted by ms. v. at 9:53 PM
2 Comments:
Ms. Frizzle:
Tell us about your professional development at the Museum of Natural History?
By the way have you considered teaching at the high school level? The students are more mature and the State Regents is a very serious motivation for the college-bound. You might find greater satisfaction and less frustration (maybe).
Naw, I'm a generalist, not a specialist. I like providing the fundamentals to younger kids. Middle school kids can be frustrating, and I'm having a rough time with some of them right now, but I CHOSE this age level and most of the time, I like it. Thanks for the suggestion, though.
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