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This comic was in NSWTF’s Education Newspaper recently.

Male Teacher: I handed out some 2D shapes to my Kindy kids. The next thing… Two kids who got rectangles are crying.

Female Teacher: How come?

Male Teacher: They both wanted angles that hadn’t been damaged!

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An Insanity Streak comic….

Teacher: Class, today we’re very lucky to have a guru as our guest speaker. So, everyone pay attention as he’ll be revealing to us the meaning of life!!

Student: Miss, will we have homework on this?

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Whatever happened to leadership?

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I picked up this site, again via Twitter, last night > Poster Street.

You can create your own posters, or download some of the ones they have already on their site.

I quite liked this poster.

If you can read this, thank a teacher.

Just noticed also they have Certificate Street.

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Well, many of us are busy writing reports, and following the distribution of those will be Parent/Teacher Interviews. This comic came to me via Twitter.

Teacher: Well, Silly me! That should’ve been an A! I must’ve given your son an F by mistake because the only word on my mind was fabulous!

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“There aren’t any icons to click. It’s a chalkboard.”

Source: Glasbergen

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Not normally a big fan of Dilbert Comics, but this one made me smile.

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Source: F Minus

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But seriously, the following quote came from @Aaron_Eyler via Twitter #edchat hashtag.

The best indicator of classroom management might even be what the kids do the days you AREN’T in school.

I know I love it when I return to my class to find reports that they’ve been wonderful and got through everything I planned for them.

What do you think? Is it an accurate measure of your classroom management?

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I’m sure all of us have thought the same at some time.

Source: NSWTF Education Magazine (8/3/10)