This year I have decided to buck the usual trend of fellow edubloggers, by expounding on the great things I want to do in my class. I am going to turn my gaze homeward:
- I am not going to do zillions of hours of CPD nor am I going to offer my services to school on such a regular basis
- I am going to spend a lot more time helping my own kids develop. My eldest is starting secondary in August and with only 18 months of English under his has a lot of work to do to be at a stage where he is not going to find his new surroundings difficult. My youngest will be starting primary and I want to help her to start to read before she goes. I would like to teach help the boys learn how to type (and maybe learn myself) and help them to use all the fun stuff I do on a computer.
So sorry school and authority, I will do that what is required of me but for once very little more...possibly
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Posted by: azduilawyer | Thursday, 19 January 2012 at 04:00
Maybe we should keep an eye on each other and make sure we stick to our better work/life balance? Remember, we will not wish we had marked more jotters as we think back on our life on our death bed, will we?
Posted by: MrB21 | Thursday, 08 January 2009 at 20:45
Thanks Alan...unfortunately I'm finding it difficult already but am determined to succeed.
Posted by: TGSBloggers | Tuesday, 06 January 2009 at 16:45
Absolutely the right thing to do. I'm taking the same stand after 30 years of extra-hours working. My young boys deserve the nurture that I and only I can give them as their father!!! Stick to it!!
Posted by: Alan Stewart | Monday, 05 January 2009 at 23:15
Thanks for that Lisa. You sometimes wonder what kind of lives some edubloggers live when you read about all the stuff they do.
Happy new year to you.
Posted by: TGSBloggers | Monday, 05 January 2009 at 19:52
What a refreshing post! And one that made me think about my priorities.
Merci beaucoup
Lisaxx
Posted by: Lisa Stevens | Monday, 05 January 2009 at 17:19