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Keep a small variety of interesting science toys on your desk.
I have a 3d image with the glasses, a gyroscope, and a small newton's cradle. The toys promote a little independent science interest while students are waiting to ask a question or get my attention. However, to touch ANYTHING on my desk, I insist they ask first. This prevents them from touching equipment or chemicals and breaking things.
Who am I kidding, prevents SOME touching and breaking of things. The corn syrup and maple syrup disaster of '08 are a testament of that. My density lesson plans never recovered.
Anyways, today a student phrased his request in quite an interesting way
"Can I touch your balls?"
If only teachers could sue the students for the things they say.
Avery Heritage winter formal
1 week ago
2 comments:
Then you would make too much money and people couldn't ignore your opinion as much :)
Oh wow! Haha! That's great!
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