questions to the "head cheese"

Sun Jan 30, 2005 10:12 am

fluffy wrote:
azianboi044 wrote:ur a genuess, once again u saved the day, wat was wrong n e how though

:kir
Yep he's a genius and a nice guy too

ITS ALL TRUE BABY CAKES... MUAHS!

Post by **tommi** » Sun Jan 30, 2005 10:58 am

thar's awesome kurt, ur a teacher

Post by **jennifer stambersky** » Sun Jan 30, 2005 6:55 pm

azianboi044 wrote:thar's awesome kurt, ur a teacher

wow a teacher thats fab!

Post by **Rusty** » Sun Jan 30, 2005 10:42 pm

azianboi044 wrote:thar's awesome kurt, ur a teacher

yep, I enjoy it quite a bit (most of the time), but it definitely takes a lot of work. I'm taking a break from checking papers now and am going to go back to them in a few minutes. Of course, I procrastinated all day before starting to check them, but that's another story 8)

Post by **Psychotic_Carp** » Sun Jan 30, 2005 11:00 pm

kurt culler wrote:
azianboi044 wrote:thar's awesome kurt, ur a teacher
yep, I enjoy it quite a bit (most of the time), but it definitely takes a lot of work. I'm taking a break from checking papers now and am going to go back to them in a few minutes. Of course, I procrastinated all day before starting to check them, but that's another story 8)

yur a lazy bastard!!! hehe

Post by **tommi** » Mon Jan 31, 2005 6:58 pm

wat grade do u teach?

Post by **tommi** » Mon Jan 31, 2005 9:08 pm

uh, dave how come its taking me longer to get paid every day? and can i get another waghaw?

Post by **fluffy** » Mon Jan 31, 2005 9:19 pm

azianboi044 wrote:uh, dave how come its taking me longer to get paid every day? and can i get another waghaw?

You can for 500 gold, he'll make you one.

Post by **jennifer stambersky** » Mon Jan 31, 2005 9:22 pm

kurt culler wrote:
azianboi044 wrote:thar's awesome kurt, ur a teacher
yep, I enjoy it quite a bit (most of the time), but it definitely takes a lot of work. I'm taking a break from checking papers now and am going to go back to them in a few minutes. Of course, I procrastinated all day before starting to check them, but that's another story 8)

if i would not of become a mother i would have been a teacher i just could be with children in my life

Post by **Rusty** » Mon Jan 31, 2005 10:39 pm

azianboi044 wrote:wat grade do u teach?

I teach high school math, so I have 9th-12th graders. I used to teach 1 section of 7th grade math (almost 10 years ago now) and I also used to teach computers, which was basically a word processing, spreadsheet and database class. My college degree in computer science and my programming background have never really been used and I'm out of practice now. I enjoy math more anyway so it doesn't bother me.

I have 1 section of Pre-Calculus, 2 sections of Algebra 2, 1 section of Basic Geometry, and 1 section of Algebra 1. The Pre-Calc is my favorite class by far since most of the kids in that class are the ones who work hard and try to get good grades.

Post by **Psychotic_Carp** » Mon Jan 31, 2005 11:01 pm

and he used to be my substitute... weird knowing someone then having them show up as your substitute

Post by **fluffy** » Mon Jan 31, 2005 11:09 pm

Psychotic_Carp wrote:and he used to be my substitute... weird knowing someone then having them show up as your substitute

He showed up as your substitute teacher?

Sorry I can't sleep, so I'm back.

Post by **Psychotic_Carp** » Mon Jan 31, 2005 11:11 pm

fluffy wrote:
Psychotic_Carp wrote:and he used to be my substitute... weird knowing someone then having them show up as your substitute
He showed up as your substitute teacher?
Sorry I can't sleep, so I'm back.

yes, when he was still in colledge i believe, he showed up as my chem teacher and i think another class?

Post by **Rusty** » Tue Feb 01, 2005 12:37 am

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fluffy wrote:
Psychotic_Carp wrote:and he used to be my substitute... weird knowing someone then having them show up as your substitute
He showed up as your substitute teacher?
Sorry I can't sleep, so I'm back.

yes, when he was still in colledge i believe, he showed up as my chem teacher and i think another class?[/quote]

I was just out of college actually. I graduated from Eastern Michigan in December 1991 and then started subbing at my alma mater (and Dave's) in January. The Chem teacher that I had had in high school was retiring in June, so he took every other week off to burn his vacation days. I ended up teaching that class about as often as he did during that second semester. It was cool, though, since I still remembered most of the stuff from when I was a student. I turned 22 right after I started subbing, so I wasn't that much older than the kids. I subbed for a few other classes as well, but not as often.

Tue Feb 01, 2005 10:49 am

wow thats very impressive