"I don't consider it a credible report."
Guess who said that about the Iraq death estimates...
President Bush!!
HA HA HA!
Ahh... I just thought that was worth a laugh, coming from such a credible person and all.
On the topic of companionship, I heard something really cool at Impact last Friday: God was not enough for Adam, even when it was just the two of them! And at that, I grabbed my old mentors arm and whispered frantically:
It's all a lie then!! All that crap about people saying, 'Oh, God's enough for me;' that's all bull!
To which he replies:
That's right, there's no going lone-ranger in this game.
My field advisor came down today, and oddly enough, I didn't feel the least bit uncomfortable or nervous. I just had a normal class, with a normal lesson plan, and I have a pretty good handle on managing the class. She's not a math teacher so I figure be there to assess my interaction with the kids. Despite the fact that I gave my kids the opportunity to be on the worst behaviour as I introduced her, they were wonderful.
But yeah, on the topic of teachers being protective over their teaching style, I don't have one! So lay it on me man! Tell me what I need to improve on! Tell me what I need to think about!
She was very positive and encouraging with her comments though, and honestly, I am just beaming inside. And she did still give me some very good minor details to think about. Stuff so minor, that I would not have even considered it, but seriously, it makes all the difference.
Man, I am so thankful for such incredible people to guide me. I don't deserve it, and I do feel a bit guilty... But to hell with that. After four years of the crappiest undergrad instructions, it's about time I got something from the UofC.
One other thing that was super awesome today, we had our first night of Parent Teacher Interviews, and I saw my Gr. 7 Social Studies teacher!! And I just realized... it's been 10 years since I last saw him.
That's sick!
I only have... what, 6 more 10 years to go? 7 at the most.
Life is short :)
...He was a lot taller back then though.
But then again, I was a pretty short kid 10 years ago.
President Bush!!
HA HA HA!
Ahh... I just thought that was worth a laugh, coming from such a credible person and all.
On the topic of companionship, I heard something really cool at Impact last Friday: God was not enough for Adam, even when it was just the two of them! And at that, I grabbed my old mentors arm and whispered frantically:
It's all a lie then!! All that crap about people saying, 'Oh, God's enough for me;' that's all bull!
To which he replies:
That's right, there's no going lone-ranger in this game.
My field advisor came down today, and oddly enough, I didn't feel the least bit uncomfortable or nervous. I just had a normal class, with a normal lesson plan, and I have a pretty good handle on managing the class. She's not a math teacher so I figure be there to assess my interaction with the kids. Despite the fact that I gave my kids the opportunity to be on the worst behaviour as I introduced her, they were wonderful.
But yeah, on the topic of teachers being protective over their teaching style, I don't have one! So lay it on me man! Tell me what I need to improve on! Tell me what I need to think about!
She was very positive and encouraging with her comments though, and honestly, I am just beaming inside. And she did still give me some very good minor details to think about. Stuff so minor, that I would not have even considered it, but seriously, it makes all the difference.
Man, I am so thankful for such incredible people to guide me. I don't deserve it, and I do feel a bit guilty... But to hell with that. After four years of the crappiest undergrad instructions, it's about time I got something from the UofC.
One other thing that was super awesome today, we had our first night of Parent Teacher Interviews, and I saw my Gr. 7 Social Studies teacher!! And I just realized... it's been 10 years since I last saw him.
That's sick!
I only have... what, 6 more 10 years to go? 7 at the most.
Life is short :)
...He was a lot taller back then though.
But then again, I was a pretty short kid 10 years ago.
posted by Jonny at 8:30 p.m.
5 Comments:
I actually think it could be 10 at the most. You would be a very fine looking toothless old man with vividly long white hair.
Yipes, to be 123 years old. I'd rather not :P
Who was your teacher: Mr.Stork? LOL...
Mr. Kerr
Sweet...had him in gr 8 and 10...love that guy....:)
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