How is that I forgot that I have to write evaluations?
I was so happy the other day, wallowing in the newness of summer vacation, feeling a smidge smug and so joyous and free. And then I was reminded that I have to write these evaluations for my students, and my heart sank.
It's not that it's that hard to do, because it isn't. But it's kind of like grading papers. The fun stuff has all taken place, and now comes the housekeeping. And it's not easy evaluating humans on the very subjective criteria we have for middle school English class. At least it's not easy for me. I imagine that veterans with years of experience just pop these things out with insight and clarity and really good ideas for personal improvement. I don't.
One fun thing is coming up with the summer reading list and choosing the titles for next year's study. That is enjoyable.
I am thirsty.
By the way, hello to Limon! I still cannot comment on your blog, which annoys me because I am enjoying (in a sympathetic way) your writing about your travails with your poor AM's bad back. I would have a margarita in a second, or maybe a martini, three olives please, or just a tall glass of cold, clear water with the idea of a frothy cocktail in mind.
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Ooh, martinis! Poolside!
OK, I need to get AM working on this comment problem. I have a mission now...
OK, after consulting with my computer expert, I think the problem might be on your end. I'm not having trouble leaving anonymous comments, and I tried from multiple computers. Do you have a filter or something that's stopping you from commenting? If you are trying to leave comments by your blog name, are you using the new g oogle sign-in and password? Maybe that will fix it??
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