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This post is my 90th since starting this blog back in
May of this year. Here is a link to that first post if you’d like to read it. May
4, 2016.
My most viewed post, by far, so far, is the post I wrote about
why raising the minimum wage to $15 per hour would not be the panacea many millennials
think it would be. May
28, 2016.
Today’s post was going to be about the third day at the Summer
Institute. I write “was” because I am playing hooky today. When I left the
Institute yesterday I had accumulated the 10 contact hours I needed to be
credited for 1 Continuing Education Unit, so the hours I would have spent in
class today would not have benefited me towards that goal. Also, most of the
seminars being offered today were repeats from the last 2 days, for folks who
hadn’t been able to come or who hadn’t made it to the seminar before it was
full. I was able to attend all the seminars I felt would most benefit me and my
students on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Since I am not required to attend all 3 days like the beginning
teachers – those with 3 years or less experience – I chose to work on the
remaining items on my missus’ list of Honey-Dos. If in the course of completing
those items I happen to stop for breakfast at Panera Bread, well, breakfast is
the most important meal of the day.
I also plan on spending part of the day trying out some of the online
teaching tools I learned about over the last two days. I hope to become
familiar enough with them to be able to utilize at least some of them right
from the start of the school year.
Before I can do that, though, now that breakfast if finished, I
do have the Honey-Dos I must do before I can do anything else.
As always, I remain,
The Exhausted Educator
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