Tea? (Part 2)

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potsy

Rambler
Location
My Armchair
Had my own :eek: moment today, realised the 'diet' Pepsi I've been drinking all week was actually the full fat one, Rocky will understand my horror of this discovery :tongue:

Dry commute home :dance: even had a nice chat with a fellow commuter not far from home :thumbsup:
 

coffeejo

Ælfrēd
Location
West Somerset
How on earth did you manage to get them mixed up? :scratch:
 

coffeejo

Ælfrēd
Location
West Somerset
No silence, therefore I can conclude that Potsy has a brain :thumbsup:

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Gromit

Über Member
Location
York
Had a bad Thursday again today. Level 2's are driving me mad. I'm not drowning though, just treading water. The training isn't out there for me at the moment as the department is short staffed and I'm not due to start my PGCE until September, if I choose to accept the job.

The head of hort has said that I have to remember that all students have a right to fail. Seven of them didn't bother to turn up today and two left after break. Am I a dictatorship? I don't know.

At least I could send a young offender to jail if they didn't comply with the community service order. This is completely different.
 

Arch

Married to Night Train
Location
Salford, UK
On the other hand it is also odd that Arch struggles to pick up a bag of the ballast but manages the bag of cement.:huh::training:

That is odd isn't it? I think it might be because the cement is in a nice compact paper bag, which is grippy, and the ballast flops about a bit more in a slippy plastic bag. It's picking them up I struggle most with, if you hand me one (when I'm braced and ready!), I can take it and carry it.

Just.

Gromit, your head of hort is right. If they can't be bothered, do the best you can (for your sake and pride) and then forget them. If you carry on with teaching, you'll eventually more than make up for them with enthusiastic students.
 

Night Train

Maker of Things
Had a bad Thursday again today. Level 2's are driving me mad. I'm not drowning though, just treading water. The training isn't out there for me at the moment as the department is short staffed and I'm not due to start my PGCE until September, if I choose to accept the job.

The head of hort has said that I have to remember that all students have a right to fail. Seven of them didn't bother to turn up today and two left after break. Am I a dictatorship? I don't know.

At least I could send a young offender to jail if they didn't comply with the community service order. This is completely different.
Unfortunately that is how it is sometimes when you have level 1 and 2 learners. Don't take it personally.

So long as you are doing your bit, getting lessons planned, making sure you have the right work for them to do, and making as interesting as you can then there isn't much more you can do at this stage.



I made a bedside table this afternoon.
I was sorting out stuff into my latest Brom bag and decided I was fed up with not having anywhere to put stuff at Arch's. It is only the little things, glasses, meds, phone, book, snotty nose tissues, etc. so I had a quick rummage of my scraps of plywood and made a bit of simple furniture. It is only two sides (10mm), two shelves (18mm) and a back (6mm) but it will do. It is 400mm high, 275mm wide and 150mm deep.

*Waits for Arch to reply saying that it is too wide and will stop the door opening.:whistle: *
 
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