Tomorrow is my last day of student teaching. I have about 85 middle schoolers to say goodbye to and I have no idea what I want to say. Student teaching in an urban school has been a life changing experience. I want to convey that to the kids in a way that they will connect with without seeming too “mushy.” This has me all kinds of anxious.

Suggestions?

thelalatheory:

This one’s for you, Sister Rita.

(Source: astrodidact)

moriartygodofmischief:

This mallard is a friggin genius

(Source: nerdinabowtie, via positivelypersistentteach)

(via roxa)

mlboffseason:

usatodaysports:

Baseball fan, American hero. (via @CrawfishBoxes)

National Pastime.

(via irunfrombears)

nevver:

‘Nam was a motherfucker

(Source: gastonave, via roxa)

Make do

Analog SmartBoard.

The school I am student teaching at does not have smart boards, or even white boards. I had grown pretty accustom to them in my previous placements, so I’ve decided to just do it this way. This was a categorization activity. Any advice for schools that a bit lacking in the technology area?

elliottstables:

quite possibly the greatest reaction to the meteor in russia 

(Source: awesometeenblogger, via drtuesdaygjohnson)

maelstromantic:

Remember that time everyone forgot how to play hockey at the same time?

It happened again.

(via flyersgif)