I Just Couldn’t Do It
You lay your clothes out, you pack your backpack, and you hardly sleep because you just can’t wait for it all to begin again. It’s
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You lay your clothes out, you pack your backpack, and you hardly sleep because you just can’t wait for it all to begin again. It’s
I’m officially overloaded with work obligations and writing tasks. As I sit at my computer, I become annoyed by my cat, Louie Von Whiskers, who
I receive a desperate email from one of my best students. He’s applying to this great new program, but the deadline’s been changed to tomorrow.
Today, one of my favorite on-line communities, The High Calling, features my flair for the day. Enjoy the beginning of the post here, and please
This morning my daughter announces that her class is going on a field trip to the University Astronomy Lab. Her personal favorite planet is Jupiter.
Last night, an entire class of students comes by my house with food for a huge potluck. This isn’t part of the job description of
Getting Ready to Teach I’m in my classroom, trying to muster up some flair. And then, I see a student has baked two pies to
As I teach about “civility”–showing politeness and regard for others–I realize how foreign of a concept kindness has become. I ask the class why it’s
A student announces that she’s no longer drinking. At the beginning of the semester, she tells us she’s known for partying, but today, she wants
My I-Really-Just-Don’t-Care student hands me some of his writing to read. He’s typed eight single-spaced pages. I didn’t assign him this project. He wrote something