Back to school - no more yahoo answers!?
I'm a primary school teacher and going back to the land of snot next friday. No more yahoo answers for me.any advice on how to cope with this ..lol
Answers:
Get to level 5. You start to get free from it then. The mounting violations will cheese you off just enough to enable you to concentrate on your lesson plans.
Primary school teacher? Go you!
be a computer teacher!!
unplugg your computer
Land of Snot.lol. Take it one day at a time. Keep yourself busy. Try not to have a breakdown.
As for missing answers.. dunno
give them lots and lots of ssr time. silent sustained reading. to the gentle clicks of your keyboard.
:)
you can use yahoo answers! in free times.
use your computer PCs to go on yahoo answers at break times
If any supervisor catches you, use the excuse that I'm just checking to make sure my students haven't been plagiarizing anything or not doing their work.
Other than that, don't quit cold turkey. Just answer and vote less as each day goes on. Good luck and have fun with your students and the snot.
quit your job!
i have been working as a teacher form 8 years and i loved it but i decided to try new things in life.teaching is great but one should get developed, so learning new things is a key. my second job interview is on Tuesday, fingers crossed please! in short, what about changing your occupation - at least for a couple of years?! good luck!
I was just about to ask this very question! Where did the last five weeks go?! Ugh?!
Have the lil punks copy out of a book, while you mess around on Yahoo Answers! Genius!
Do 'Q&A' in circle time. Raise a topic (for example, 'the environment') and get them all to put a question that has always puzzled them about the topic (e.g. 'when things biodegrade, where do they go?' or 'can you see air pollution?') on a small card. Then you get to answer them yourself or hand them out tombolla style to the kids to research.
An answers fix AND a legitimate educational activity. Plus you are likely to get some very strange and random question . there's always a 'different' child in every class (who grow up to be odd on Answers, too, by the look of some of the strange queries people ask, LOL).
the same way you did last year. x x
After reading your moronic questions, I doubt you will be missed lol.
Bessy doesn't block yahoo answers.. I tried at school this week. (Elementary school too) But seriously- I would block of a set time that you can use as your YA time, but I think once school gets rollin you won't have time to think about YA - other than to ask a question to help you =)
Good Luck.
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Answers:
Get to level 5. You start to get free from it then. The mounting violations will cheese you off just enough to enable you to concentrate on your lesson plans.
Primary school teacher? Go you!
be a computer teacher!!
unplugg your computer
Land of Snot.lol. Take it one day at a time. Keep yourself busy. Try not to have a breakdown.
As for missing answers.. dunno
give them lots and lots of ssr time. silent sustained reading. to the gentle clicks of your keyboard.
:)
you can use yahoo answers! in free times.
use your computer PCs to go on yahoo answers at break times
If any supervisor catches you, use the excuse that I'm just checking to make sure my students haven't been plagiarizing anything or not doing their work.
Other than that, don't quit cold turkey. Just answer and vote less as each day goes on. Good luck and have fun with your students and the snot.
quit your job!
i have been working as a teacher form 8 years and i loved it but i decided to try new things in life.teaching is great but one should get developed, so learning new things is a key. my second job interview is on Tuesday, fingers crossed please! in short, what about changing your occupation - at least for a couple of years?! good luck!
I was just about to ask this very question! Where did the last five weeks go?! Ugh?!
Have the lil punks copy out of a book, while you mess around on Yahoo Answers! Genius!
Do 'Q&A' in circle time. Raise a topic (for example, 'the environment') and get them all to put a question that has always puzzled them about the topic (e.g. 'when things biodegrade, where do they go?' or 'can you see air pollution?') on a small card. Then you get to answer them yourself or hand them out tombolla style to the kids to research.
An answers fix AND a legitimate educational activity. Plus you are likely to get some very strange and random question . there's always a 'different' child in every class (who grow up to be odd on Answers, too, by the look of some of the strange queries people ask, LOL).
the same way you did last year. x x
After reading your moronic questions, I doubt you will be missed lol.
Bessy doesn't block yahoo answers.. I tried at school this week. (Elementary school too) But seriously- I would block of a set time that you can use as your YA time, but I think once school gets rollin you won't have time to think about YA - other than to ask a question to help you =)
Good Luck.
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