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06 Dec 2005 - 21:12
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helicopter parents, part 1
helicopter parents, part 2
helicopter parents, part 3
helicopter parents at the AFT
news from nowhere, part 6 (AP students)
helicopter parents of the word, unite
helicopter parents of the world, unite part 2a (t-shirts)
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You are so funny. My standards are not terribly high, are they? -- SusanS - 06 Dec 2005
hey my standards are intergalactic KKKKAAAAAAHHHHHHNNNNNN -- CatherineJohnson - 06 Dec 2005
That was a great line. I wonder what the future will be like, though. Will all these kids know less math than the generations before them did? Or will it all be the same, seeing as how nobody's been teaching math well since 1923 or thereabouts. -- CatherineJohnson - 06 Dec 2005
I'd love to get hold of some 19th century arithmetic & math books. -- CatherineJohnson - 06 Dec 2005
I'd love to get hold of some 19th century arithmetic & math books. That would be fascinating. At different grades. I've seen some early (1920's) history books. Very direct and to the point. -- SusanS - 07 Dec 2005
My dad says he's got my Grandpa's, so I'm hoping he'll dig them out. -- CatherineJohnson - 07 Dec 2005
check out my new entry in Kitchen Table Wit and Wisdom
XXXX
helicopter parents, part 1
helicopter parents, part 2
helicopter parents, part 3
helicopter parents at the AFT
news from nowhere, part 6 (AP students)
helicopter parents of the word, unite
helicopter parents of the world, unite part 2a (t-shirts)
MiddleWeb says hovering is good
Back to main page.
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You are so funny. My standards are not terribly high, are they? -- SusanS - 06 Dec 2005
hey my standards are intergalactic KKKKAAAAAAHHHHHHNNNNNN -- CatherineJohnson - 06 Dec 2005
That was a great line. I wonder what the future will be like, though. Will all these kids know less math than the generations before them did? Or will it all be the same, seeing as how nobody's been teaching math well since 1923 or thereabouts. -- CatherineJohnson - 06 Dec 2005
I'd love to get hold of some 19th century arithmetic & math books. -- CatherineJohnson - 06 Dec 2005
I'd love to get hold of some 19th century arithmetic & math books. That would be fascinating. At different grades. I've seen some early (1920's) history books. Very direct and to the point. -- SusanS - 07 Dec 2005
My dad says he's got my Grandpa's, so I'm hoping he'll dig them out. -- CatherineJohnson - 07 Dec 2005
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| Title: | check out my new entry in Kitchen Table Wit and Wisdom |
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