#creative classrooms

[schoolpostermakers]

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[write-to-tell-your-story]

Sometimes the point of a story is to be very realistic in its portrayals of people and/or the world it is set in.

Other times, the point of a story is to be a power fantasy, or a nice black & white escapist fantasy, or a horny fantasy, or all sorts of other fantasies that provide people with a fun and cathartic break from reality and all its gray areas and unfortunate truths and overwhelming systemic power structures that leave us feeling helpless against faceless enemies we don't always know how to fight.

Sometimes, "this story is unrealistic," is the point.

Seek realism when it serves the story. Throw "realism" out the window when something else will serve your story better.

[risquemargay]

raaah i hate reading what seems to be a really interesting researchh study in a different country and it ends up just being: here's what they do and why what we do in the u.s. is always good and their way is bad like. i think there can be more than one way to do things and that's okay

[bagea]

MY NICHE

[creadigol]

"You know...you really need to stop doing this."

"If you let it leak the water bill will be horrendous. Trust me, I know."

Conversations like this had recently become the norm for them ever since villain found out about their secret identity.

Hero remembered the day vividly. Villain had just appeared out of nowhere, looked them over, mumbled "school teacher, huh?" and proceeded to walk away without a fight.

Now villain just kept showing up at hero's house and hero's classroom with homeowners tools. They would always begin the visit with a "Door's a bit loose" or "windows sticking again...can't be good for the kids."

Whenever hero inquired about this new interaction they would get the same response..."Not like you can afford it on a teachers salary anyway.”

[intriga-hounds]

the barnes & noble by me is moving, so everything was 40% off!!! i got 17 books for under $200 😎 so heppy 🥲

[wallpapersmonster]

Back to School Wallpaper 🎒

Hey there, wallpaper lovers! 🌟 As summer winds down and the school bells start ringing, we’ve got something super fun for you! Check out our latest creation: the Back to School Wallpaper!

This vibrant wallpaper is bursting with life, featuring a classroom filled with adorable anthropomorphic animals, all diving into their studies with enthusiasm. 🦊📚🐻 From the wise old owl teaching math to the cheerful rabbit scribbling notes, every character brings a touch of whimsy and joy that will brighten up any space.

Perfect for kids heading back to school or anyone who loves a playful touch in their room, this wallpaper captures the excitement of learning and friendship. Plus, it’s a great way to set the mood for a productive study session! 🌈✨

Whether you’re looking to refresh your home office or create a cozy nook for your little scholar, this wallpaper is sure to inspire creativity and fun.

Ready to add a splash of color and charm to your walls? Don’t miss out on this delightful design! You can easily bring this classroom adventure to your space by transforming your room with this vibrant wallpaper.

Let’s make this school year the best one yet! 🎉

Happy decorating!

[my-anime-goods]

Spy Kyoushitsu (Spy Classroom) - Erna (Swimsuit ver.) Figure by Union Creative. Release: January 2025

[null-entity]

Study.. study.. Stuuddyyyyyy

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Photographer: The Remote Camera Trigger.

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[nexus-nebulae]

oh my god. that one "oc" we wrote who had DID that we came up with before our syscovery. that was not an oc. oh my god cody and blake why did you take five years to make yourselves known to us-

[frecht]

I LOST MY BOOK THIS IS SOOO TRAGIC IM LIKE 30 PAGES FROM THE END AND ITS GETTING REALLY CRAZY

[docholligay]

Doc with today's educational environment, how long would you last as a college professor?

Ah, you must have been in the Piranesi book club, where I talked about how I was a failed Lit professor and honestly I feel like that was the best thing that ever happened to me.

You know, I am a particular sort of person, and one of those things that I think made me who i am is that for a number of years I, I guess I'll say, "worked without a net." And so, you know, when i left academia I had no fucking clue what I was going to do with the rest of my life. My peers who were continuing on to the graduate level were like, "I mean, I think I'm going to be miserable too, but if I just stop with a bachelor's, I'm not going to be able to get a job, or worse, I'll only be able to get a job that a high school graduate could get and that will make my degree worthless. What are you going to do?" and my response was essentially, "I don't know! Not this! Tend bar for awhile, maybe." But I didn't consider my education a waste (I DO consider the degree a waste. Who the fuck cares? I wish i could have gotten the knowledge cheaper without a degree. My degree has only ever been proof that I had good enough credit to make it through the system. I know a ton of fucking idiots with degrees, and intelligent people without them.)

Anyway, I am very interested in talking about books, and I love helping people get better and looking for what lies beneath the text and engaging with it, and learning about lenses, and stuff like that. I adore the teaching aspect of teaching. But I am not interested in strip mining a classic novel while invoking the dark sainthood of the critical schools of thought, praying for the absolution of a tenure that will never come. I am not interested in the auto-da-fé of student evaluations and peer review, coming year after year while wizened old men weigh the annoyance of me versus my diversity credentials versus how low they can keep my salary. I am not interested in engaging with the thousand tiny cuts of nineteen year olds telling me all the reasons they can't do something. I am not interested having to pan every single essay paper like its a mountain stream in 1849, only to find myself wondering if this is ChatGPT or the student really did turn in the literary equivalent of overcooked chicken breast, because they don't want to be here, they don't want to learn, and they would be happier getting a stamp saying, "My parents have access to forty thousand dollars, you may hire me."

I wouldn't last because you could offer me a position teaching courses *I* came up, and i would not take it. I would not teach Literature of the American West, because I do not want to teach in a formal setting, literally ever. I would not get beyond the offer email. If I wrote the next Great American Novel, and fuckin...Harvard, i guess, was like, "hey do you want to teach a class here?" No. I said, "You can't fire me, i quit," fifteen years ago, and I stand by it.

[ilaria-printableart]

[kittyblack68]

Animalitos estudiosos 🤓

[charlesve]

🌟 Embracing the Magic: The Heart of Childcare Renovation and Interior Design 🌈

In the captivating world of childcare centers, we create enchanting spaces that nurture young minds. ✨ Childcare renovation and interior design go beyond aesthetics – they embrace a thoughtful approach to cater to children, parents, and staff alike. Let's explore the key aspects that make childcare renovation a specialized art in the interior design industry. 🎨

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Embrace the magic of childcare renovation and interior design, where creativity, practicality, and safety come together to shape nurturing havens for the future generation. 🏆🌟

[echos-girlfriend]

In the age of digital devices, getting some of my students to get creative and do some art with me is such a blast! They spent way to much time online and on their Chromebooks so today we got out some construction sheets and went to town! Me and two boys in my class created a caste With dragons and a cheetah and flying snakes. It was so much fun and they really enjoyed jsut coming up stuff on the spot! We got covered in marker but it was all part of the fun!