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Oct 07 2008

Frustration

Published by flit at 12:26 am under Grad School Edit This

For some unknown reason, my Internet here at the motel where I stay during the school week is sooooooo slow tonight… it is trying my patience… and then some.

Not that I have a lot of that to begin with… patience, that is!

Fortunately, I managed to get most everything done that I needed to get done already for this week’s classes, so I am tolerating it a little better than I would otherwise be inclined to (although it is irking me that I have not been able to return my Entrecard drops. I have been trying, honest!!!) Do want to spend a bit of time coming up with something different to do re: my seminars for the course I TA this week. We’ve been doing poetry every week so far …. and this is our second week on Yeats… discussing the poems we read is wearing thin, especially since a lot of my students are just not that into poetry.

Plus, their first essay is due this week, and because of that, I did not require that they write a journal entry about this week’s poems … which means that some of them will not even have read them, I’m guessing. An activity would be good :)

A couple more weeks and then we will move onto novels and short stories. I’m looking forward to it …and I am sure that they are too.

Anyway … I haven’t yet figured out exactly WHAT I can do that is different for this week… but will come up with something.

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One Response to “Frustration”

  1. stephanieebarron 07 Oct 2008 at 12:12 pm edit this

    Sounds like it’s time to mix things up a bit. I’m with you.

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