My students are taking their midterm exams this week. The video below may or may not be related to this fact.
17 January 2012
Midterm Exams
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8 comments:
Wow! So,is this how you feel or your students? Wonder where you got your strange sense of humor...lol!
I think the students feel this way. Of course, then I've got about 160 exams to grade, so I may feel this way next week.
Also, "Wonder where you got your strange sense of humor..."
Probably from the woman who read me Edgar Allan Poe stories as a kid and watched Dark Shadows with me. :)
Silly woman. What was she thinking? Hahaha!
Well, Mrs. Davis...we thank you for it. Your son is an AWESOME teacher!!! I'll be sad not to have him for Omnibus V. :(
Exams were great, by the way! =D
You are very welcomed! He was definitely an interesting child to raise...haha!
Hmmm...seems pretty accurate.
Haha.. that is pretty much exactly what exams feel like... The link was certainly a propos. (haven't reached the explosion bit yet.... exam grades aren't in yet)
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