To: pt17
Working with students after class, grading papers, running the math club, running the model rocket club, lesson planning, maintaining the ASRs that were hooked into the GE/Dartmouth timesharing network, devising math experiments (e.g., demonstrating time series using gravity experiments), etc. etc. etc. Enough or do you want more? What I'd like is a breakdown of a typical work week. What was the 60 hours composed of? How much time in class, how much grading papers, etc.
39 posted on
10/26/2003 4:07:26 AM PST by
laredo44
To: laredo44
What I'd like is a breakdown of a typical work week. What was the 60 hours composed of? How much time in class, how much grading papers, etc
On an average day, it was 8 hours in the classroom/homeroom/studyhall and 4 hours for grading papers, making tests, devising experiments, lesson planning, after school support for the two clubs, helping students, maintaining the ASRs, etc. Why do you ask?
49 posted on
10/26/2003 5:07:40 AM PST by
pt17
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