I know you're about as squirrely as a pre-teen, but it only counts when they do it.
Shlup, would it help if I called you a bitch? I'd do it, for you.
I wish I was mean. Took almost two full years to get a kid to call me a bitch. I felt like such a failure...
I can understand the concern; I've been kind of freaking out about money for law school (well, "freaking out" for me anyway, which basically consists of contemplating it occasionally) considering my dad really can't help at all until next year. However, you can be comforted by the fact that you have all the qualities besides the "old" part already.
At this point I'll settle for a job as any kind of teacher. I was looking at a position at the local men's jail the other day, but BJ said we're not that desperate yet. But, yes, I do want to be the mean old lady teacher someday. Kids learn like crazy from them.
So is that your greatest ambition? To be the mean old lady teacher that all the kids fear and all the teachers send their bad ones to?
It's standard practice. You gotta understand, principals and counselors usually go way soft on kids for various reasons. The kids would rather go see the principal than the old lady language arts teachers. Counselors and admins don't discipline kids properly around here at all.
Out of class, yeah, but not to the principal or counselor or something, just to another teacher? Weak!
Oh don't you start with me! There's not a teacher in the world who never has to send a kid out of class.
So you can't discipline your own kids, and therefore you have to send them off to some other teacher? Weak.
