The conversation begins with me asking,
"Do you call for the kids to turn in their homework each morning or at certain time during the day?"
(I wonder what the classroom routine is. I wonder if my child is just not hearing this "call" for work, if she is day dreaming or if she is even aware that homework needs to be turned in.)To this question, I get the reply,
"That's a really good idea.
I think I will start doing that."
I think I will start doing that."
I was speechless.
5 comments:
Are 3rd graders supposed to read their teachers minds? I'm glad you helped the teacher have a 'light bulb moment.'
Nothin' like having to teach the teacher...sheesh.
Hey Julie-
I was just reading this and absolutely laughed out loud!
Now that I'm almost done with kids in the public school system (only 2 more years!) all I can say is "thank goodness". We've definitely had our fair share of crazy teachers, some really incompetent ones and thankfully a few really good ones. Good luck with the joys of schooling...keep working with those teachers, sometimes it is the only way to get your kids the education they need! Go MOM!
hilarious...scary, but hilarious! The good news is she was open to questions and ideas. Still chuckling...
HELLO!? That is CRAZY!! hmm...
Nice to catch up. Happy Belated bday to Andrew!! Today is Christen's 9th. I dont want her to grow up!!
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