Sup Teach?

I think all contributors of supteach are in agreement when I say: “damn, we did a good job getting this site going… but have since failed to deliver!” Here’s to putting that to rest. From here on out, expect more content and expect us to post with higher frequency. To start, shout out to our homegirl Lisa for giving us props on her blog:

in response to supteach

something disturbing:
when did we become the others? the non-kids? the…(dare i say)…”adults”???

i am wowed by the new collaborative edublog, Sup Teach? but reading these posts makes me even more resistant to considering myself outside the realm of childhood. i think my distaste for having that mindset is a result of my fear for being unable to relate to individuals whose capacity to imagine, think and wonder has no limits. after all, didn’t God instruct us to be like children?

you all make me wish i had actually followed through with my childhood aspiration to be a teacher (an idea i ditched once i realized it existed for the sole purpose of having the ability to write on the board ALL THE TIME). it’s funny because i’ve often thought about having a separate blog or posting more about my job…but if i wrote all of the most interesting parts…i’d probably be fired.

right on, folks. write on.