Comments on: Day One, Year Two, Computer Academy http://rmondello.com/2008/07/07/day-one-year-two-computer-academy/ Life enthusiast. Sun, 12 Feb 2012 19:38:56 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Rick (without a Y) http://rmondello.com/2008/07/07/day-one-year-two-computer-academy/#comment-902 Rick (without a Y) Sun, 13 Jul 2008 17:59:49 +0000 http://www.richardmondello.com/?p=524#comment-902 I was searching for the DCC Academy website and I came across this. Now I get to read up on Dover Drama! Woot! But if it makes you feel better, I was always blown away by how much Dover students were able to get away with. I subbed there for about six months (I think I subbed one of your classes once), and rarely did a day go by that my jaw didn't hit the floor after seeing a student say or do something that I wouldn't have DREAMED of doing. I feel real old saying that, and I had to check myself before I typed it. Was it really that different for me? Or am I just remembering the good parts? That's probably the case to a certain extent, but when a student jumps out of one of the windows in the middle of class and doesn't even get a lunch detention... Well, something smells rotten. My mother vents to me aboutn it often. Anywho, it's good to have you in the program. Our approach seems to evolved into team-teaching, which is a fantastic method. Now we just pray that they all bring their parts in by Tuesday and it'll be a perfect class. -RT I was searching for the DCC Academy website and I came across this. Now I get to read up on Dover Drama! Woot! But if it makes you feel better, I was always blown away by how much Dover students were able to get away with. I subbed there for about six months (I think I subbed one of your classes once), and rarely did a day go by that my jaw didn’t hit the floor after seeing a student say or do something that I wouldn’t have DREAMED of doing.

I feel real old saying that, and I had to check myself before I typed it. Was it really that different for me? Or am I just remembering the good parts? That’s probably the case to a certain extent, but when a student jumps out of one of the windows in the middle of class and doesn’t even get a lunch detention… Well, something smells rotten. My mother vents to me aboutn it often.

Anywho, it’s good to have you in the program. Our approach seems to evolved into team-teaching, which is a fantastic method. Now we just pray that they all bring their parts in by Tuesday and it’ll be a perfect class.

-RT

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