Re: [Phys-l] Should teachers blog???

[William Robertson <wrobert9@ix.netcom.com>]

If anyone thinks that's close to an anonymous post about anonymous  
students, I have ocean-front property to sell them in Nebraska.  
Teachers should be able to blog about their general conditions and  
what they think is best for students, but there is so much detail in  
this post that anyone connected with the class would know who was  
involved.

Bill



On Feb 18, 2011, at 4:39 PM, John Clement wrote:

> "After lunch, the jerky kids always lollygag in the hall, assembling  
> outside
> my room and not coming in. I yell at them every day and they say,  
> "What? The
> bell didn't ring yet!" There is no bell after lunch, which they  
> know. This
> is just how annoying they are. This post-lunch divide of good kids vs
> annoying kids was never so clear to me as it was today. One by one the
> goodies came through the door. I decided that now was my chance. I  
> started
> giving out the candy as they entered. After the good 10 walked in--  
> and NONE
> of the annoying ones had yet even to arrive in the hallway!!-- I  
> proclaimed,
> "Well, nobody who isn't here on time is getting candy. That's it!"  
> Then I
> put out the quizzes and the other jerks filtered in and didn't even  
> realize
> they'd been excluded from the treat. (One kid, after finishing his  
> quiz
> asked if he could have a necklace but I told him no since he'd been  
> late,
> and that was the end of that.)"