Re: I don't dress up for Halloween!
Posted by: Jean Bullock on 11/02/09
In that case, I don't agree with you. If it's voluntary,
that means it's optional. Optional means you don't have to
do it if you don't want to. As far as time management, I
don't think anyone should have to reevaluate their time
management to accommodate frivolous costuming ideas. That
seems a lot sillier than not dressing up to fulfill
somebody's latest "fun" idea.
On 11/02/09, gwynnetx wrote:
> i'm glad you agree. but outright refusing to wear a
> school shirt or a
> certain color on a certain day, for example, seems a
> bit silly to me. if that takes someone so much time
> that it cuts into planning, prep, etc., then that
> person needs to reevaluate his or her time management,
> imo. (i'm not talking about a full-on costume here.)
>
> On 11/01/09, Jean Bullock wrote:
>> "but i certainly don't think any teachers should
>> have to or feel pressured to dress up or wear certain
>> things if they don't want to."
>>
>>
>> Exactly,Gwen. It should be a voluntary thing to do.
>> An opportunity not a requirement or expectation.
