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28 March 2006 Right now, I am sitting in my office, preparing for this week's classes. My students are assigned four readings this week, and none of them seem to tie in easily with one another, so coming up with discussion questions may be difficult. (I didn't pick the readings, mind you: the professor I work for did.) I am very tired of being a TA. Occasionally, I enjoy it, but, at this point in the semester, I am not. Mainly, I'm looking forward to the summer, I think my students are, too. They can space out; however, I can not. All I can think about today is food. When I've tried to read lately, I think more about things I want to make for lunch/dinner/whatnot than what I'm reading about. Today, instead of parsing the assigned excerpt from Kropotkin's Memoirs of a Revolutionist, I'm thinking about the spicy tomato roasted chicken I want to make for dinner (with a side of coconut-lime quinoa, perhaps, or some sauteed kale). Will this help my students? Probably not. But, I bet they'd rather talk about what they had for dinner, too. |
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