Curse

Spookii · Nov 04, 2010, 11:33 AM // 11:33

Wooo! I have like 6 months of classes left before I graduate. :{

Only one class today though! /jappydance

I pwnd U · Nov 04, 2010, 01:41 PM // 13:41

I student teach next semester so I won't be taking tests, but administering them instead. Win.

**cosyfiep** · Nov 04, 2010, 02:32 PM // 14:32

lol double post....student teaching...been there done that--you may or maynot be administering tests...you might just teach a few classes and watch the rest (and doubtful the teacher you are helping will let you write a test, though they might let you watch the kiddies take the tests...as they go to the teachers room for yet another cup of coffee-----)
depends on the teacher and the school et al......I did my student teaching in 2 schools (was doing k-12 art so had to)....my high school teacher let me teach a few classes, mostly I just watched, my pre 3-8 (thats 11 grades) made me make lesson plans for ALL of the classes after the first week or so, and I got to teach only a few lessons for each class (which was plenty with the amount of classes, really)....lots of work, lots of work.

long ago and far far away, and the grade school nun was a really b-word....(oh, dont sit in that chair, its old and not in good shape which I should have read as--get out of MY chair only I am ALLOWED to sit there

....and other such nonsense )....what a witch.....

making a quiche for dinner tonight....

I pwnd U · Nov 04, 2010, 04:34 PM // 16:34

Damn curse error. >.> It popped up right after I hit submit post so when it finally refreshed the page I guess it reposted it. Plus I was on my way to class so I didn't look. Oh well. Fixed now.

That has changed now cosy, they make us take over all the classes. So any homework and tests and stuff are all done by us. The teachers are there for support and we basically teach the class. So when I student teach I will basically be teaching like a normal teacher would, but I am still getting "graded" by my professor and I don't get paid. Oh well.

Lunch now, tenderloin. Not bad.

RedStar · Nov 04, 2010, 05:10 PM // 17:10

I hate philosophy classes because a lot of teachers want you to perceive things their ways.

My cousin had to do the same thing as you Pwnd, except that while she was teaching, the teacher was taking some time off...
The only reason I had to become a teacher was to be evil yet not an a******. But I then I realized that I'm not patient enough and by the time I become a teacher (7 years...) kids will be even more of a pain to teach.

6 more weeks of classes and in 2 weeks I have some exams.

I pwnd U · Nov 05, 2010, 12:45 AM // 00:45

If mine does that, I let him. I don't care about the class so whatever lol It is nothing about philosophy now but rather back in Ancient Greece, with Socrates and Plato. So meh.

The teachers eventually just leave you in the room alone with the kids. Which is fine as long as the class likes you. I have seen what happens when a class doesn't like a student teacher. Bad news.

azzer20 · Nov 05, 2010, 01:55 PM // 13:55

sweeet, goof soccer week for us danes, hope it'll keep up.

I pwnd U · Nov 05, 2010, 02:49 PM // 14:49

Goof soccer week? Care to explain? BTW, Copenhagen had a nice tie with Barca in Champs League.

**cosyfiep** · Nov 05, 2010, 05:07 PM // 17:07

isnt it getting a bit cool up in there, azzer??? soccer now???

Hope you are right, pwnd...but there are still schools that still do it the way I had it (mostly the non-public ones)....and student teachers are eaten alive!!!

sushi night....though it will be a short one since I have been a bit ill this last week....

I pwnd U · Nov 05, 2010, 05:42 PM // 17:42

Bradley doesn't and guidelines are sent to the coordinating teachers specifying what we have to do in order to pass. So that makes sure we are on the same page of what we have to get accomplished.

azzer20 · Nov 06, 2010, 07:36 AM // 07:36

I meant good.. ofcourse.

Getting cool up here?, depends on what you mean hehe.

And yes, copenhagen outplayed Barcelona in 2nd half too.

I forgot to eat last night, i played Football Manager 2011, and it's addicting as hell, and tomorrow comes Call of Duty: Black Ops, grrr.

**cosyfiep** · Nov 06, 2010, 04:25 PM // 16:25

yes cold is a relative term....heck I just took out my wind breaker (it was pretty windy last week) and my friend that went to dinner with me last night got out his WINTER COAT

... so yeah cold to me is below freezing above that is still windbreaker weather (or just a sweatshirt).....

I pwnd U · Nov 06, 2010, 04:26 PM // 16:26

That makes a lot more sense azzer lol

Cosy means cooler than usual or than it has been in the past few months.

I didn't get to see the game but I'm guessing Barca is in some trouble this year. Looks like Real may be the winner of La Liga this year.

azzer20 · Nov 06, 2010, 09:10 PM // 21:10

It's actually called Liga BBVA for last 2 seasons :P

but yes i hope so, there's a few players from the Barcelona team i really don't like Busquests and Xavi (friggin whiners, yes Christiano Ronaldo to). I do like Puyol though, and Messi ofcourse.

Hmm, Barcelona was extremely lucky to not get 2 direct red cards actually... first is valdes, who jumps with his knee first into Copenhagens striker, so he's unconcious for 2-4 minutes, later in the game, Copenhagens Left back, accidently run into Alves so he falls (it happens), then Dani Alves kicks with the (under the foot thingys) on he's knees with quite some force, with both feet.

I don't find it cold no, but i'm a viking by heart, 50% norwegian, and 50% danish hehe.

Hmm, the weather is all changing, as always here, we've had sunny days, rainy days, winter cold days... and that's just the last 2 weeks hehe.

I pwnd U · Nov 06, 2010, 10:04 PM // 22:04

Hmm, they still call it La Liga over here...

Christiano Ronaldo is on Real you know.

But ya, Xavi is a bit of a whiner. I don't get to see much of the games being here in the US, but I catch a few.

Those things could have happened indeed, though, and I'm not saying you are lying, but I would say you are a bit biased. So it might have looked worse then it actually was. But again, maybe it was that bad and should have been straight reds.

It is 52 here today. Just got back from my grandparents. Had to help my grandpa with some stuff around the house.

RedStar · Nov 07, 2010, 12:25 AM // 00:25

I now know that above 10*C I can walk around with only a shirt on and as long as there isn't too much wind, it's okay. Under 10*C, I might put a sweatshirt. Kind of weird to see some people wearing coats (or worse : two coats)/gloves/scarves.
Can't wait to be under 0*C ^^.

My friends' theory : I'm so used to being in a almost constantly hot weather that my body has "stored" heat xD.

Referee is one of the job I won't ever do. When you give a red card it's uncalled for and when you don't, people complain you didn't (and from what I saw, most of the time they (the people) are right...since I didn't really have the time to watch any recent matches, my best example are the world cup ones...).

**cosyfiep** · Nov 07, 2010, 01:19 AM // 01:19

yes people who live in warmer climates have more difficulties dealing with cold (my sister lives in florida, if she visits her in-laws in Michigan now, she would be wearing her winter coat---)

My body got used to cold weather (and a bit of the hot)...since it was cold in japan--my body adjusted to the lack of warmth so I can now deal better with cold (hot is still hot)....

I pwnd U · Nov 07, 2010, 03:37 AM // 03:37

Most of my family lives either in the same state that I do, or in a more northern state, so we are all pretty used to the cold. Which is nice, though currently I have a cousin who is Arizona. I'm sure if he comes back for Christmas break that he will be in for a huge shock lol

My body is fine once it gets used to the cold weather. Just have to wait for it to stop being 30 one day and 60 two days later. Makes it harder to adjust. ><

Term paper on the Foraging Behavior of Antarctica Penguins. Is it odd that I am having fun writing it? Oo

azzer20 · Nov 07, 2010, 08:47 AM // 08:47

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Originally Posted by I pwnd U

Hmm, they still call it La Liga over here...

Christiano Ronaldo is on Real you know.

But ya, Xavi is a bit of a whiner. I don't get to see much of the games being here in the US, but I catch a few.

Those things could have happened indeed, though, and I'm not saying you are lying, but I would say you are a bit biased. So it might have looked worse then it actually was. But again, maybe it was that bad and should have been straight reds.

It is 52 here today. Just got back from my grandparents. Had to help my grandpa with some stuff around the house.

I am biased when it comes to barce yes, but even the spanish news papers gives me right, so :P i know C.Ronaldo is on Reals team, but he does whine quite a bit too, which is annoying.

Well, we still it call La Liga too, but it really is "Liga BBVA", same here in Denmark, we call it "superligaen" no matter who sponsor it, their names will never get through :P

Quote:

Originally Posted by cosyfiep

yes people who live in warmer climates have more difficulties dealing with cold (my sister lives in florida, if she visits her in-laws in Michigan now, she would be wearing her winter coat---)

My body got used to cold weather (and a bit of the hot)...since it was cold in japan--my body adjusted to the lack of warmth so I can now deal better with cold (hot is still hot)....

I can't stand warm weather, since i was born i've had it hot and sweat so easily.

Rocky Raccoon · Nov 07, 2010, 03:03 PM // 15:03

We keep our house at 60° all winter long only boost it if it feels damp and then only for about 1/2 hour. When I am at home I have on a t-shirt and shorts all year long and go barefooted in the snow when we have some. I just heard the weatherman say that we have the same conditions as "The Perfect Storm" setting up in the Atlantic, though it is not expected to be as bad.