So, on another note entirely (thank goodness):
The fact that my 10 years working with the criminally insane perfectly prepared me for my current career as an Algebra professor is something I do not want to discuss in too much detail, but I do want to say this: Like repeat offenders, some students just do not get the message.
Case in point:
I am currently in the middle of a “dialogue” with a “student” that, so far, has used 5,274 words to explain the appropriate online comportment expected of a college student and 5,132 words to react inappropriately to these explanations.
I find myself wondering, “Is this bitch ever going to shut up?”
And I realize that, most likely, the student is wondering the exact same thing.
Should I laugh over the irony of it all or weep over the set of circumstances that has caused me to become so “understanding” of the mirror we provide for others?
Love "the mirror we provide for others" because when we look closely we always see the image of ourselves projected back at us. It can definitely be eerie.
ReplyDeleteHope things are getting better for you.