What drives me to continue teaching after nearly thirty-five solid years?? What makes me still want to learn new things and create new worksheets, even though I have enough materials to last a lifetime?? Why do I still get so much pleasure from my chosen profession?
The answer I guess lies in the fact that teaching is a varied job, each day is different, each class is unique. It is impossible to get bored with something that is constantly moving, always dynamic, always challenging!
My new padlet with the teachers:
I have received some images from home this week. I can't wait to see my Cold Frame!! It's looking quite good and the seeds are growing!! I am so excited about their progress.... I am not asking K to prick them out as it would be too time-consuming for him, so am hoping they won't have got too straggly in a week's time....
Below Gladioli bulbs in an old pink washing up bowl. I should have added more compost up to the top, so hope they won't grow too stunted. The cut and come again lettuce is growing very well and the cherry tomatoes are looking fine, too.
Taking photos on my journey home after school, I have noticed the beautiful cherry blossoms everywhere!
A lovely visit to Gosford Hill Secondary School with my group of secondary school EFL teachers.
I was most impressed with the high standards and excellent discipline of the pupils. Below some beautiful examples of students' creative work in the Art Department.
On my way home I spotted this traditional phone box, and my heart truly sank to see it has been converted into a cash point!! I am a traditionalist, and this made me feel a bit sad in a way....
Next week is my last one teaching my f2f classes, and I hope to have a very enjoyable time. Roll on Week 15 :-))
