My First Day of School
Things that actually happened today:
I give a short speech that cannot be heard over the squealing of 1000 highschool girls. The principal interrupts me to maintain order.
I arrive at my first class to find a whiteboard covered in hearts, cellphone numbers, and messages in terrible English. One of which is "Hi, I love you and you?"
An 18 year old girl gives me her cell number on a slip of paper, and asks me to call her by her nickname, "Kitty." This makes me extremely uncomfortable.
In order to demonstrate how to use the inter-office instant messaging system in the school, a fellow teacher sends to the desks of 30 teachers the message "Hi everyone!" from me. I feel like a tool for the rest of the afternoon.
I watch my female co-teacher slap every girl that is late across the face.
While playing a game that involves who can point to a geographical location in the US the fastest, one student performs a textbook perfect hip throw on the other, slamming her into the ground. She doesn't move for quite some time. No one seems concerned.
Tomorrow: Day 2.
I give a short speech that cannot be heard over the squealing of 1000 highschool girls. The principal interrupts me to maintain order.
I arrive at my first class to find a whiteboard covered in hearts, cellphone numbers, and messages in terrible English. One of which is "Hi, I love you and you?"
An 18 year old girl gives me her cell number on a slip of paper, and asks me to call her by her nickname, "Kitty." This makes me extremely uncomfortable.
In order to demonstrate how to use the inter-office instant messaging system in the school, a fellow teacher sends to the desks of 30 teachers the message "Hi everyone!" from me. I feel like a tool for the rest of the afternoon.
I watch my female co-teacher slap every girl that is late across the face.
While playing a game that involves who can point to a geographical location in the US the fastest, one student performs a textbook perfect hip throw on the other, slamming her into the ground. She doesn't move for quite some time. No one seems concerned.
Tomorrow: Day 2.
1 Comments:
At 10:15 AM,
Anonymous said…
Wait, most of that sounds kind of awesome...
- Jon
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