On Thu, 6 Jun 2013, Chuck Guzis wrote:
On 06/06/2013 07:57 AM, geneb wrote:
Describing v4 as having "issues" is
like describing Tuberculosis(sp) as
being a "slight cough".
I was once graphically exposed to the education term-of-art "issues" and have
never forgotten it. I'd decided to do some volunteer tutoring of students in
a local middle school (US grades 6-8) here. I was warned by a friend who
taught in the same system that this was one school where they were attempting
to "mainstream" children with behavioral problems.
I Asked him what that entailed. He responded only that some children had
issues.
Uh-huh. Running around the classroom screaming in today's edu-talk is a
behavioral "issue".
That's right up there with calling a catastrophic component failure an
"action item".
My god, what today's teachers have to endure...
Heh. My wife is joining their ranks this coming school year (at 45!).
I'm so proud her I could just burst. :)
She'll be dealing with high school age kids which I suspect has its own
"challenges". :) A soon-to-be co-worker gave her a copy of a book titled
"The Survival Guide for First Year Teachers". It's an inch and a half
thick. I fear for her sanity. :)
g.
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