Lame

[Swordfish941]

What's with you and that german band?

[S&Wshooter]

Originally Posted by Swordfish941

What's with you and that german band?

They don't suck

[Swordfish941]

I'm not saying that they suck.

[S&Wshooter]

Originally Posted by Swordfish941

I'm not saying that they suck.

No, I like them because they consistently don't suck. That's very rare these days

[S&Wshooter]

Enjoy:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YBcu8YWs7uM

[Markost]

Originally Posted by S&Wshooter

No, I like them because they consistently don't suck. That's very rare these days

Cool. Another Rst fan .

And MT2008, teaching is great. The only bad thing is when students drive you crazy (I´ll start my residence this year in a boys' school with two of my partners, I guess it will be hard).

[S&Wshooter]

Originally Posted by Markost

Cool. Another Rst fan .

And MT2008, teaching is great. The only bad thing is when students drive you crazy (I´ll start my residence this year in a boys' school with two of my partners, I guess it will be hard).

Especially since you can't beat them anymore

[Swordfish941]

Originally Posted by S&Wshooter

Especially since you can't beat them anymore

Stupid ACLU and their child labor laws.

[MT2008]

Originally Posted by Markost

Cool. Another Rst fan .

And MT2008, teaching is great. The only bad thing is when students drive you crazy (I´ll start my residence this year in a boys' school with two of my partners, I guess it will be hard).

A classroom full of boys? Hmmm, I admit that might be more than I could ever handle.

On the bright side, if you focus on stuff like wars, then it might be easier to keep their attention. I think part of the trick is learning how to drop random (but hilarious) pop culture references whenever possible. I know somebody who teaches high school history right now, and that's how she told me she keeps them focused - somehow, her class manages to reference everything from "Men in Black" to Bon Jovi, and her kids love her.

[Markost]

Originally Posted by MT2008

A classroom full of boys? Hmmm, I admit that might be more than I could ever handle.

Well, a couple of years ago I was one of those boys (yeah, it´s my old high school), and yes, it was hard to the teachers to handle us.

On the bright side, if you focus on stuff like wars, then it might be easier to keep their attention. I think part of the trick is learning how to drop random (but hilarious) pop culture references whenever possible. I know somebody who teaches high school history right now, and that's how she told me she keeps them focused - somehow, her class manages to reference everything from "Men in Black" to Bon Jovi, and her kids love her.

I´ve been planning what to do. For the first years (1st and 2nd year of the highschool, kids between 12 and 14), movies. For example, Gladiator when they´re studying Rome, using my laptop and the school´s projector. While they´re watching the film, they must take note. As history is like telling a story, it´s easier for them than studying maths (ugh...).