[Rhodes22-list] teachers - Chris?

[Just bent]

Don't know what they thaught of me, no teacher ever took the time to tell me.
I do work 12 -14 hours a day, most of the time 6 days, sometimes 7.
When I went to school we got out end of May & went back beginning of
September, that's 3 months.
I have not walked that mile, that's just my opinion.
Jb




elle wrote:
> 
> Methinks your teachers may have had the same
> impression of you.
> 
> Three months off? that would be between mid-June when
> school is out and mid -August when teachers return?
> 
> How would you like working 12-14 hr days 6 days /wk?
> 
> Walk a mile, bud, before you speak of what you do not
> know.
> 
> Needing more rejuvenation...
> 
> .elle
> 
> 
> --- Just bent <j.bulfer at jbtek.com> wrote:
> 
>> 
>> In the 12 years of public schools, I probably have
>> had about 35 different
>> teachers. I can't think of 1 that impressed me even
>> a little bit. They all
>> seemed to be on a power trip. I think they have one
>> of the best jobs, 3
>> months off every year. Great for planning long
>> vacations. I was going to be
>> a teacher but circumstances required plan B, get
>> married & have kids, (but
>> not in that order.) I've trained many adults, I
>> don't think that's anything
>> like trying to teach children. I agree, a very noble
>> profession but I think
>> it is abused by many, mostly in higher education.
>> Jb
>> 
>> 
>> Brad Haslett-2 wrote:
>> > 
>> > Slim,
>> > 
>> > I'll throw my hat in the ring!  If I had to choose
>> any single point in my
>> > career as the best moment, it would be one while
>> instructing.  I had the
>> > pleasure of enduring an "education" class a few
>> years ago taught by a "no
>> > shit" General in the Airforce" and a Phd. in
>> Education.  He was "known" as
>> > the asshole on campus but it was one of the
>> richest days of learning in my
>> > career.  You know the old expression, "those who
>> can, do, and those who
>> > can't, teach?"   He fully debunked that theory. 
>> If I have to choose
>> > between
>> > 'pilot' or 'teacher' on my tombstone, give me the
>> teacher label. What a
>> > noble profession!
>> > 
>> > Brad
>> > 
>> > On 8/23/07, Steven Alm <stevenalm at gmail.com>
>> wrote:
>> >>
>> >> Ed,
>> >>
>> >> You mean to tell me that just because I have a
>> garage and some wrenches
>> >> that
>> >> does not make me a mechanic?  8-)
>> >>
>> >> Slim, former teacher, husband of teacher, brother
>> of teacher, son of two
>> >> teachers
>> >>
>> >> On 8/23/07, Tootle <ekroposki at charter.net> wrote:
>> >> >
>> >> >
>> >> > Chris,
>> >> >
>> >> > Why the narrow point of view?  Teachers?  Has
>> Stan taught us about
>> >> > sailboats? sailing?  You best include this
>> forums premire teacher don't
>> >> > you
>> >> > think?  And another problem, because someone
>> has title teacher does not
>> >> > make
>> >> > that person a teacher.
>> >> >
>> >> > Ed K
>> >> > Greenville, SC, USA
>> >> > addendum:  "The reasonable man adapts himself
>> to the world; the
>> >> > unreasonable
>> >> > one persists in trying to adapt the world to
>> himself. Therefore all
>> >> > progress
>> >> > depends on the unreasonable man." --George
>> Bernard Shaw
>> >> >
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