Ops!
I have noticed that the less work I do in a lesson - the more I have to do when I get home. For example, today I had a wonderful double lesson of 6th form silence... and now I have to pay the consequences... 13 Essays to mark on Charles' financial policy in the First Civil War.
Bleugh.
I guess that this is my penance for having a night last night of red wine, pizza and a very very early night... ;o)
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(1.11.05 13:44) get them to mark each others |
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(1.11.05 14:08) ohhh, don't! My boy is on the other side of the world...*sob* |
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(1.11.05 14:09) No way - I need to steer them all onto A's now - they can't manage to do that for each other!! |
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(1.11.05 17:15) Did you study history at uni Daisy? I did, and am thinking of doing a PGCE in history. Not sure what age-group though. |
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(1.11.05 19:04) oh happy day! congratulations on the day of birth celebration. |
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(2.11.05 09:46) Hi Welsh - I actually did Classics at uni and then worked for 6 years before doing my PGCE - I would really recommend it. I teach 11-18 year old boys. I thought the 6th form would scare me - but they are actually the most fun!! |
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(2.11.05 18:06) Thanks for that Daisy! I've been thinking that older kids would scare me too, but then I'd be able to concentrate on the subject I love most. Still haven't fully decided yet though |