- What’s a real-world lesson you learned from your first job? workers should share holiday hours
- What was pleasantly unexpected about your current (or most recent) job? laughing a lot
- What are some identifying tools of your trade? books, paper, multi-colored pens, and pencils
- What’s something a job required that you thought was far outside your skillset? teaching Advanced Placement courses
- Robert Frost wrote, “My object in living is to unite / My avocation and my vocation / as my two eyes make one in sight.” To what degree have you united your vocation (your job) and your avocation (your hobby)? I get to talk about my love of learning all the time!
1.13.2017
friday 5
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When I taught English, the AP course was the object of our department's envy. We had one junior-level and one senior-level course, and pretty much the rest of us from grades 7 through 10 were just waiting for our shot. But our wonderful colleagues who were teaching them were so good that we never got to squeeze in. :)
I loooooove office supplies. I got a thrill when I saw your answer to #3. The bad thing about everything going online is I miss seeing those little bottles of White Out.
Laughing a lot is a wonderful perk of teaching.
When small, my favorite game was "teacher". Mom got me a typewriter when I was ten, then writer became the in thing.
I wish more people laughed a lot at work. It's worth as much as money sometimes.
Gal: I have white-out in my desk. It's at least 8 years old. And I do use it sometimes! :)
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