Well I didn’t get much sympathy for my patience blog. In fact I was scolded, sort of, for even
trying to help my grandkids with science-related, or any, homework.
”For pity’s sake, forget about patience and doing assignments with the boys when it’s past your bedtime!”
“Why
the heck were you helping the kids with their homework, anyway?”
“At
our ages, dear, it doesn’t take long to get in over our heads.”
“Эtо не рабоtа бабушка, чtобы помочь с домашним заданием.”
(It’s not a grandmother’s job
to help with homework).
”For pity’s sake, forget about patience and doing assignments with the boys when it’s past your bedtime!”
“Why
were you up so late doing homework?”
"Мы хотим, чtобы вы обраtно в Украину. Мы скучаем по tебе. Мы обещаем, мы будем больше понимания! (We want you back in Ukraine. We miss you. We promise we will be more understanding.)
"Мы хотим, чtобы вы обраtно в Украину. Мы скучаем по tебе. Мы обещаем, мы будем больше понимания! (We want you back in Ukraine. We miss you. We promise we will be more understanding.)
“If
you don’t have ADHD now, you’ll catch it soon.”
"Thanks, Mom. I don't know what I'd do without you."
"Thanks, Mom. I don't know what I'd do without you."
“Why
were you on such a long train ride with a broken arm? Geez, you haven’t
learned how to ask for help yet?”
“Patience is overrated.”
“Patience is overrated.”
And from cousin Kathy, who is a retired teacher, school
principal, and professional educator par excellence:
“LAW
OF PATIENCE: There is an inverse relationship between a person's capacity
for patience and their degree of genetic relatedness with the object of said
patience....
LAW OF STUDENT
REPORT-WRITING: It sometimes takes a bad grade and a lecture from a
professional educator to convince students that THEY are responsible for their
work...”
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