Officially, I have office hours. All the teachers in my district do. And yet, I get interesting questions by email at all times of the day (and night). I thought I’d share a few of these with you today, with my answers.
Q1:
A1:
Q2:
A2:
Parents are in the mix, too. Especially since we started getting in touch about students who have not turned n work or participated in online activities. And then, there are the random ones, like this, from the parent of a former student whose son is in a friends class:
I haven’t replied yet, but at 55, I felt like she was making me a job offer.
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So many interesting emails to keep you company while you work from home!!
Thanks for sharing a few!
Hah! I also have been recruited for a “small, part time, mostly social situation,” in Ladd’s Addition for a bunch of 6 year olds. I declined and told them it was not ok to break the stay at home order.
Wow!
Sincerely, Kathleen Parker 💕
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Thank you for sharing 🙂 Take care. Regards
I like this format. It is interesting the questions students ask, some still trying to wheedle out of something while others try to look for something extra.
It’s classic, isn’t it.
I love your response in to these questions! It must be so reassuring to your students to know that you are not in a panic and they shouldn’t be either!