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Friday, May 10, 2013
Question…
ROFLMBO!
Would you teachers out there throw this student out?
That depends...when I started teaching I taught preschool...I was in my early twenties...and probably wouldn't have understood the joke :-) Now, I would know what it meant though it would probably still take me a second to process...and epending on the age of the child I would either blush, want to have a gentle conversation with, laugh, try very hard to move one without saying anything, or all of thee above :-) Terps
I'm not a teacher but I like students who have original response. If the student would be in the age that he knew .. I would simply provocative ask him: Why? Hm, maybe it's because I'm not a teacher..lol..
Cat. Bwahahahaha! I always smile in anticipation before I open one of your posts!
I'm a mom, so I'm a teacher, right? So, I'd say to my children, with a bit of a shocked twinkle in my eye, "Ack! Baby child of mine, you're not old enough to know that until you're at least 30! You better get in there and wash out your own mouth, right now!" (Um, yes, I knew the definition when I was in my teens, but I wouldn't have made that joke myself until I was out of school, and only in certain company - ya know?!)
The would be laughing to hard
ReplyDeleteLOL Rose...I know I would! ;)
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Cat
Well since I teach elementary grades...I think a talk would be in order!
ReplyDeleteLOL Minelle...I would have to agree with you! ;)
DeleteBlessings,
Cat
Lol...... I would laugh...... I teach high school.
ReplyDeleteCallie
Right there laughing with you Callie! Oh Lord love ya...teaching high school can be trying! ;)
DeleteBlessings,
Cat
LoL, I'd give him an A ... probably just as well I'm not a teacher :)
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Roz
LOL Roz...probably just a well. ;)
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Cat
That depends...when I started teaching I taught preschool...I was in my early twenties...and probably wouldn't have understood the joke :-) Now, I would know what it meant though it would probably still take me a second to process...and epending on the age of the child I would either blush, want to have a gentle conversation with, laugh, try very hard to move one without saying anything, or all of thee above :-) Terps
ReplyDeleteLOL Terps...you are so cute! ;)
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Cat
I would just move on and have a good laugh afterward.
ReplyDeleteGood one Sunny...I would be laughing right then and there. ;)
DeleteBlessings,
Cat
I'm not a teacher but I like students who have original response. If the student would be in the age that he knew .. I would simply provocative ask him: Why?
ReplyDeleteHm, maybe it's because I'm not a teacher..lol..
LOL ML...Probably a good think you aren't a teacher if you are going to ask that! ;)
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Cat
Cat. Bwahahahaha! I always smile in anticipation before I open one of your posts!
ReplyDeleteI'm a mom, so I'm a teacher, right? So, I'd say to my children, with a bit of a shocked twinkle in my eye, "Ack! Baby child of mine, you're not old enough to know that until you're at least 30! You better get in there and wash out your own mouth, right now!" (Um, yes, I knew the definition when I was in my teens, but I wouldn't have made that joke myself until I was out of school, and only in certain company - ya know?!)
Hugs, my friend. I'll be back again when I can.
Irishey
LOL Irishey...good answer! ;)
DeleteDrop by whenever you can and keep yourself healthy!
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Cat