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On 5/21/04, Al Aloisi wrote:
> Please visit [link removed]?
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My retirement breakfast is day after tomorrow morning. I
have written a bunch of serious stuff to say, but now don't
think I can do it without crying. Help!!!! I need some
funny way to say how much I loved teaching grades K-3 for
33 years!!
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i am from india ,i teach at an orphange for girls ,my
>>> students are having vacation ,but they are 'nt
fortunate
>> to
>>> go on vacation ,to bring some excitedment & know
>> different
>>> countries which ,they can only dream of visiting ,i
have
&g...See More/blockquote>
i am from india ,i teach at an orphange for girls ,my
>>> students are having vacation ,but they are 'nt
fortunate
>> to
>>> go on vacation ,to bring some excitedment & know
>> different
>>> countries which ,they can only dream of visiting ,i
have
>>> started post card project ,can you plz exchang post
card
>>> with us ,plz do contact us ,we are looking for ppl from
>> different part of world
by Phyllis Spruiell
Jun 30, 2004
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I am in the process of gathering writings from teachers all
over the United States that will provide encouragement and
inspiration to teachers and to those thinking of entering
the teaching field. The writings should address one of the
following topics:
Humorous stories about students, parents, other teac...See More/blockquote>
I am in the process of gathering writings from teachers all
over the United States that will provide encouragement and
inspiration to teachers and to those thinking of entering
the teaching field. The writings should address one of the
following topics:
Humorous stories about students, parents, other teachers
Interesting answers to test questions
Jokes told by students
Interesting questions asked by students or parents
Interesting gifts given by students
Interesting show and tell topics
Other interesting experiences not encompassed by the above.
The purpose of the submission is to show the rewards, fun,
excitement, and fulfillment of the teaching experiences. In
a time where teaching is so challenging, it is time to sit
back and take a look at the humorous side of teaching.
Share your experiences with me and provide the following
information:
Name, school name, currently teaching or retired, grade
level taught, subject taught (if applicable), and your
willingness to have your name published. If you would like
to submit but do not want your name published, just put
anonymous for name.
Be as explicit as possible and provide a way for me to
respond to your submission. Thanks for all your help and
let's watch the fun begin.
/blockquote>
[link removed]
by John G Muir
Oct 21, 2004
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Hi there. Most interested to come across your website of
funny stories from the classroom. I believe I was the one
who first coined the Classroom Clangers title with my book
of that name, first published in 1984 by Gordon Wright
Publishing of Edinburgh. The little collection became a
best seller at that ...See More/blockquote>
Hi there. Most interested to come across your website of
funny stories from the classroom. I believe I was the one
who first coined the Classroom Clangers title with my book
of that name, first published in 1984 by Gordon Wright
Publishing of Edinburgh. The little collection became a
best seller at that time and generated much correspondence
from teachers across the UK and abroad, who wrote to me
with their own favourites to add to my collection. The
result was More Classroom Clangers and then Even More
Classroom Clangers. Demand continued for a number of
years even after the print runs for the three were sold.
The publisher encouraged me to put together The Best of
Classroom Clangers in 1995. The books were all
illustrated humorously by George Glass a primary
headteacher. Almost 100,000 copies of the 4 books have
now been sold over the last 20 years. I could not help
but notice that many, posted on several websites and in
similar publications (one series stole my title!), were
from my books.
The Best of Classroom Clangers by John G Muir (ISBN 0 -
903065-84-3) Steve Savage Publishers (incorporating Gordon
Wright Publishing) is still available at £6.95 from
bookshops. Any publicity on your great website would be
appreciated. Teachers still contact me with their own
howlers and I have considered another collection.
However, the internet seems to be in advance of me every
time I think about it.
Best wishes
John
John G Muir
Dornoch
Sutherland
Scotland
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