The Ultimate Forum Group: NY Mafia Thread XXI

[abarron]

Originally Posted by Argonus

If you don't put the kids at the top of your "List of Priorities" and you're in the business of educating them, you should find another career.

Agreed.

No job is without stress; I agree on this, as well

That Ronald McDonald should wear assless chaps? I disagree.

We both agree that teaching is a vocation not a job

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less than 40 posts to go

[Frankierock]

don't be slackers....do it now...lol

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[VaultMan]

Originally Posted by Argonus

If you don't put the kids at the top of your "List of Priorities" and you're in the business of educating them, you should find another career.

Agreed.

No job is without stress; I agree on this, as well

That Ronald McDonald should wear assless chaps? I disagree.

Especially if its one of those pale asses, thats just not right.

[VaultMan]

Originally Posted by Frankierock

don't be slackers....do it now...lol

Agreed! Lets close this b1tch right now!

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[VaultMan]

Who's gonna start thread number 22?

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[Argonus]

Originally Posted by abarron

Katie teaches 5 year olds and can always tell the ones that have difficult home lives

it's very easy to discern, usually.

Gah.. some of the parents never wanted to come in and talk to me, and when they finally did.. they were so uninterested in their children I wanted to call CPS on them for negligence (they were never negligent, just... not interested in their kids.. so I couldn't. ).

Most of my kids' parents were awesome, though.

I had a kid that said "f#ck" non-stop and I told him to go outside and say it to a wall until he didn't feel the need to say it anymore; he was out there for an hour.

The classroom next door was on a field trip, so no other "little ears" could hear him.