teacher's blockAs we segue into the "ritual" portion of our
Story & Ritual class, I'm finding that I didn't have as much material
prepared to teach this course as I thought I did. While the
story/myth/archetypal images stuff flowed out of my brain like so much maple
syrup, the whole idea of teaching daily/weekly/annual rituals is behaving more
like cold peanut butter.
Feels like writer's block. Corey helped me focus a little bit tonight, so
I'm trying to back up and remember what the course objectives are. Then trying
to use that to re-establish some direction in my lesson plans. I have this
motivated, energetic bunch of students, and I'm not giving them much to push
themselves towards . . . definitely time to raise the
bar.
Also, it's "Spirit Week" at school this week, which I think is kind of like a competition, Hogwarts-style, where each class competes for spirit points, decorating their hallways, dressing up according to different themes, and trying to beat the faculty in various contests of skill. Should be fun. How do we expect any of them to get any work done this week, though? Posted: Sun - November 2, 2003 at 09:27 PM |
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