Tuesday, April 23, 2013

how I feel at the end of a work week sometimes.


7 kids tomorrow -- breathe.

I want more language cases instead of the preverbal kids I see most of the time. Then I can work on more interesting and complex stuff like high-order text comprehension or phonological awareness skills. The moments I enjoy in my work = after I see a complex language case and miraculously I have time to pore through the assessment results and figure out what to do with the kid.

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The confession that implicates its audience is - as we say in cricket - a devilishly difficult ball to play. Reject it and you slight the confessor; accept it and you admit your own guilt.

-- The Reluctant Fundamentalist, by Mohsin Hamid


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