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Friday, January 13, 2012
Teachers on the Radio
Why is it that whenever I hear a teacher being interviewed on the radio, they always manage to make us all sound like fools?
Maybe all the ones bright enough to string a coherent argument together are too busy teaching.
5 comments:
Anonymous
said...
Haven't you been interviewed in the radio??
I seem to remember you writing wistfully of l'esprit d'escalier - perhaps you should not be so quick to comment on others.
I enjoyed your first book and and used to enjoy this blog btw. I hope it gets better or you give up!
Or perhaps many of us have left. Having read your books, I am certain that my decision to leave teaching was the right thing to do. I taught English in Norway - but the situations you describe are just as relevant there as they are in the UK.
5 comments:
Haven't you been interviewed in the radio??
I seem to remember you writing wistfully of l'esprit d'escalier - perhaps you should not be so quick to comment on others.
I enjoyed your first book and and used to enjoy this blog btw. I hope it gets better or you give up!
Or maybe all teachers are fools.
They might not all be lions but they have led by a veritable procession of donkeys.
Urrrrgghh BEEN led. By people who can possibly type without missing out whole words.
Or perhaps many of us have left. Having read your books, I am certain that my decision to leave teaching was the right thing to do. I taught English in Norway - but the situations you describe are just as relevant there as they are in the UK.
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