Come And Learn, Young Children! AKA The School

[Kade Rivok]

Oh, don't worry about that; many of us arrived unannounced.  She's kinda learned to just roll with it at this point.

[shisteer of nothing much]

Yeah, that's one of the things that makes Miss Russa awesome.

[Ebantu the Kararehe]

Okay. I want to meet her. She should come to the Hobbiton party before we eat all the food.

[shisteer of nothing much]

Yeah, I agree. The problem is, I don't think she's been active for a while. (meaning about a week)

[Verdauga]

And apparently everyone would rather live in chaos than have someone be substitute teacher.

[Booklover]

Having substitute/cover/supply teachers is terrible. I don't have anything against those teachers themselves, of course, it's the lessons. You homeschooled people might not understand. But I've had cover science for a week, plus the rest of this week, and it's really annoying. Nobody does any work, nobody learns anything, and nobody behaves. Well, you have a few unnoticed people doing their best not to be disturbed. Which means the naughty people enjoy cover lessons, but the well-behaved people who actually understand that learning will benefit them in the future a lot more than five seconds of laughter and then a possible detention will. Long-term cover is also bad, because although they will (by the third week or whatever) have some discipline, they're a new teacher, and sometimes they come in the middle of a topic, and it just disrupts it. It can be good, if you go from a terrible teacher to a great teacher, but the thing is, having the terrible teacher in the first place is, well, terrible.

Of course, as this isn't quite like a normal school, the above doesn't quite apply. The chaos is enjoyable, although it would still be nice to have Miss Russa back.

[Kade Rivok]

Basically, Verdauga, WE'RE STRONG, INDEPENDENT STUDENTS THAT DON'T NEED NO SUB

[Booklover]

No, we don't. We do need an actual teacher so we can learn grammar. Eye kan grammer well betterer than u,

[Verdauga]

Eye kan grammer well betterer than u,

Since you were clearly trying to use bad grammar, I will give you an A- for effort. You capitalized the first letter of the sentence.

[Booklover]

That was auto correct.

[Verdauga]

You have an autocorrect on your browser?

[Booklover]

I'm on an ipad.

[Verdauga]

...that still has browsers....but okay.

[Booklover]

Yeah, but I think an iPad is more likely to have autocorrect than a computer. The annoying thing (which you might have noticed occasionally, I think the most recent example was on My Hill) is that I set it to French as well as English when doing French homework, and never changed it back, so occasionally it corrects to French words.

[Verdauga]

They do have their own autocorrect. It has to do with the software providing the keypad.