How often do you all get reports that students have complained about you or your class? I am an experienced and effective educator, but I have gotten various complaints for things in the past and I wonder how often administrators field this kind of thing.
If things are written up and sent to admin., they usually are kept in your file. You need to check your file and be on top of any problems that might cause concerns in the future.
On 2/07/17, student complaints wrote: > On 2/06/17, student complaints wrote: >> How often do you all get reports that students have >> complained about you or your class? I am an experienced and >> effective educator, but I have gotten various complaints >> for things in the past and I wonder how often >> administrators field this kind of thing. > > Can anyone advise?
welcome to doddsOn 2/07/17, student complaints wrote: > On 2/07/17, Bev-MI wrote: >> You can't please everyone all the time. If you are experienced >> and effective, your history will prevail. The good will > outweigh >> the "complaints". You need to address the issues with yourself >> and see...See MoreOn 2/07/17, student complaints wrote: > On 2/07/17, Bev-MI wrote: >> You can't please everyone all the time. If you are experienced >> and effective, your history will prevail. The good will > outweigh >> the "complaints". You need to address the issues with yourself >> and see what you can do to eliminate the negatives and >> show proof of creating more positive attitudes with that >> student, your class, parents, and administrators. >> >> If things are written up and sent to admin., they >> usually are kept in your file. You need to check your >> file and be on top of >> any problems that might cause concerns in the future. >> >> >> >> >> On 2/07/17, student complaints wrote: >>> On 2/06/17, student complaints wrote: >>>> How often do you all get reports that students have >>>> complained about you or your class? I am an >>>> experienced and effective educator, but I have gotten >>>> various complaints for things in the past and I wonder >>>> how often administrators field this kind of thing. >>> >>> Can anyone advise? > But this does not answer my question. Kids seem to > complain about > a lot of trivial things. Do you or any other teacher you > know get > a lot of complaints? I am wondering how common it is for droves > of students to complain about a teacher just because the teacher > is not seen as caring enough, even if they are in fact > very professional. __________________________________________________________ __
sounds like you have typical dodds admin. kids today will complain about any and every thing that mindless adults will listen to.. they know the system better than you, and sure use to get out of doing any real work, studying, or character development. just let them do what they want and everyone will be happy and you will make your admin happy. admin want no problems. pure and simple. it is government work after all.
massie.house.gov/newsroom/press-releases/rep-massie- introduces-bill-...See MoreOn 2/07/17, Lots of people wrote: > "should have done their homework" in education--we cannot > pretend we're in a good place. We are not. Condemn her > after she's failed. No one has been concerned for decades, > by looking at literacy rates. >
> On 2/07/17, K wrote: >> On 2/05/17, Open Mind wrote: >>> Well...the acronyms and such are just semantics. She can >>> easily pick up the jargon. >>> >> >> Then she should have done some "homework" before the >> hearings and picked up on some of them! >> >> >> >> >>> On 2/05/17, Positive person wrote: >>>> >>>> Just one example--in her confirmation hearing, DeVos > had >>>> no inkling that IDEA is a FEDERAL law. >>>> >>>> >>>> On 2/05/17, Laurence Cuffe wrote: >>>>> On 2/05/17, Open Mind wrote: >>>>>> Why are a lot of people against Betsy's appointment > of >>>>>> Secretary of Education? >>>>>> >>>>>> She seems to really want to lower the dropout rate. >>>>> Kids >>>>>> getting crappy educations SHOULD get to attend >>>>> somewhere >>>>>> else with vouchers. >>>>>> >>>>>> I think people are just opposed to something >>>>>> different. >>>>> I think its because in her confirmation hearings, she >>>>> did not seem to know her stuff. It is all very well to >>>>> say this is a new voice and a new approach, but some >>>>> roles also need a high level of knowledge and >>>>> competency. As an example if my plane pilot did not >>>>> know how to call the tower, and told us passengers > that >>>>> had a new approach to flying, I would be perturbed.
Something different but just notOn 2/05/17, Open Mind wrote: > Why are a lot of people against Betsy's appointment of > Secretary of Education? > > She seems to really want to lower the dropout rate. Kids > getting crappy educations SHOULD get to attend somewhere > else with vouchers. > > I think people are just opposed to something different.
I need some help with a grad school assignment. This is a google form. You do not need to provide your name,and feel free to only answer questions that you are comfortable with. My group is working on developing a Technology in Math course and your feedback will be valuable.
Today, I decided that I needed to bump my weights and/or reps for my strength workout.
--lat pull down: increased from 40 lbs to 45 lbs, reps same --leg press: increased from 60 lbs to 70 lbs, same reps --chest press: increased from 20 lbs to 25 lbs --bicep curls: didn't change because it still gets harder the last few curls --overhead press: increased from 7.5 lbs just the last set; will go back down due to difficulty in maintaining form --back extension: no changes --forearm plank: increased from 30 seconds to 45 seconds --stability ball sit ups: increased from 15 reps to 20 reps
Today's cardio was just walking at a moderate pace of 3.0 mph. I have an appointment with podiatrist tomorrow so I didn't want to have a tender foot. Right foot has zero pain (YAY) but left is still at a level 1-2 for pain.
On 2/06/17, Elaine/ret/IN to Bev wrote: > Virtual hugs to your mom. Real ones would probably hurt. > Why do these things happen? I hope they caught it early. > > Elaine
9462 steps on 1 walk with DSIL. I'm all for walking these days. I'm loving the audio version of "Call the Midwife." Elegant. Exciting. I'm remembering how much I loved the James Herriot books; these are reminiscent of those.
judycaret I walked today, too, Elaine. 10,000 steps with a friend. Can you believe I had to replace the rubber feet on my walking sticks as I'd gone through them?