I'm not dead . . .
Nov. 8th, 2006 05:13 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
melwil. . . but I'm watching my back. There's at least two classes of grade sevens really angry with me.
Seems I've made my mark - as far as I'm concerned the school library is a quiet place at lunch time. Therefore you are welcome if you wish to use the computers, or work or read. You are not welcome if you want to sit with your feet all over the furniture talking loudly, while talking back at the teachers.
So I made that clear today. And kicked half a dozen students out. At which time the rest decided to leave. They don't like me very much now.
Other than that it's fun - I take a number of lessons each day (I'm supposed to teach every class over a week) on a number of different topics, from Brushtail Possums to Australian landforms. Then I lend and return books, tidy up when classes leave and make comments about the number of rude children in the school (where's decent punishment when you need it).
Now back to those costumes
Seems I've made my mark - as far as I'm concerned the school library is a quiet place at lunch time. Therefore you are welcome if you wish to use the computers, or work or read. You are not welcome if you want to sit with your feet all over the furniture talking loudly, while talking back at the teachers.
So I made that clear today. And kicked half a dozen students out. At which time the rest decided to leave. They don't like me very much now.
Other than that it's fun - I take a number of lessons each day (I'm supposed to teach every class over a week) on a number of different topics, from Brushtail Possums to Australian landforms. Then I lend and return books, tidy up when classes leave and make comments about the number of rude children in the school (where's decent punishment when you need it).
Now back to those costumes