Originally Posted by Hoya

I really don't know the English word for it so i used Google translate, maybe it's not even the right word.. But when someone gets their sentence, and if the court finds them guilty but really sick, physical, then they come to my work, it,s not à mental instution, it's like a hospital but everything is locked down and it has bars just like in a real prison..

No different psychiatric prison. General Hospital for prisoners lol.

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I'm also a teacher. I mostly teach college composition courses along with one literature course open to English majors every semester with a cap of about 20 students per course. I teach courses in physical classrooms as well as online and hybrid courses.

I had a heavier workload than usual this semester and taught roughly 100 students. That's not bad compared to other teachers, but it was a challenge for me.

After feeling buried alive during the weekly process of meeting 11-13 first draft homework return deadlines plus the weekly grading and return of assignment revisions as well as late assignments, I've finally graded the last assignment of my 5th course for the semester this week. Yay!!

For the last two weeks, I only have assignments from one course to grade.

I have to say that my iPad made a distinctive difference in my ability to manage my workload.

Originally Posted by mollysmom

Special education teacher in a junior high setting. And yes, I am crazy

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Originally Posted by Asharp

I'm also a teacher. I mostly teach college composition courses along with one literature course open to English majors every semester with a cap of about 20 students per course. I teach courses in physical classrooms as well as online and hybrid courses.

I had a heavier workload than usual this semester and taught roughly 100 students. That's not bad compared to other teachers, but it was a challenge for me.

After feeling buried alive during the weekly process of meeting 11-13 first draft homework return deadlines plus the weekly grading and return of assignment revisions as well as late assignments, I've finally graded the last assignment of my 5th course for the semester this week. Yay!!

For the last two weeks, I only have assignments from one course to grade.

I have to say that my iPad made a distinctive difference in my ability to manage my workload.

I feel the same way at IEP time. All my 8th graders' annual reviews are coming up a week or so after I get back from Christmas break. Not only do we have the paper, we also have Easy IEP.....oxymoron..lol

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