College instructor teaching human sexuality rants about the dumbing down of America, the lost art of manners, grammar and (the perfect combination of both) the thank you note. Also includes random rants about life, pet peeves, and sometimes raves about favorite things.
College instructor teaching human sexuality rants about the dumbing down of America, the lost art of manners, grammar and (the perfect combination of both) the thank you note. Also includes random rants about life, pet peeves, and sometimes raves about favorite things.
An e-mail from a college senior:
hi professor this is joe blow i have a question in regardsto my movie review papaer grades and why they are all a 25 out of 40 fora grade i beleive i covered the reviews of the material fully indepthand also my punctuation an spelling were average if not above. pleaseeamil me back with the reason why. thanks your very much joe blowoh ps werent we aloud to revise them or at least one of them for ahigher grade if so. i was wondering if i could do that also before theend of the semester thank you.
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posted by Teacher lady | 11:01 PM
7 Comments:
oh crap. i have no advice. i'm sorry. :(
it will be okay. *patpat*
Ha! My blog has been uncovered by the principal of my school.. must now sort of censor the whinings a little.
Let us know how things go. And don't worry too much. You don't breach confidentiality, and let's face it - every teacher bitches.
Shit. Lay low. Lay low lay low lay low.
And don't worry too much. No one could figure out exactly where you work from your blog.
I have to wonder how you learned that someone has been snooping around from your university server. No, I'm not doubting you. Do you have access to the computer ID's of everyone who visits your blog? Since you are not the person in Paris who wrote about her employer in her blog and subsequently lost her job, I, too, don't think you have anything to worry about. If I were you, I wouldn't mention my blog when I go on the job market, however, so as to follow the advice offered in The Chronicle of Higher Ed.
Aah, Firstcitybook - alas, the wondrous Sitemeter tells us much about our visitors. Location, time spent on blog, and perhaps server isn't the right tech word. "Domain"? Say for example, I worked for Harvard. When I looked at my Sitemeter account to see the last 100 people who visited I could see that someone was on harvard.edu when they visited me. Fascinating, yet sometimes terrifying!
Are you sure it wasn't you, looking at the blog at work??
Hey Katie, I wish. I don't ever under any circumstances look at my blog at work for this exact reason. So no, sigh. Not me.
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