Tuesday, June 1, 2010

Sharp Stick

Today, I was met at my classroom by a small group of regulars. Regular students who just don't get their work done. Regular students who are a little behind.

I was helping them finish a project and get ready for a test.

One of my finer youngsters, said. "Mr. Miller, you really don't have to do this. You are leaving, and none of this matters."

Of course I replied, "No, it does matter. I care about you. I care enough to 'poke you with the sharp stick of reality' to make sure you get the most out of my class."

Of course, his response was, "Oh, Mr. Miller!"


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