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High School Edubabble: A Teacher-Talk Glossary
by Clyde D Woolman   
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Clyde Woolman - Author
Clyde Woolman

Category:  Humor
Publisher: Friesen Press

ISBN-10:  1525564730

Type: Non-Fiction

Pages: 204

Copyright: 
September 1, 2020
ISBN-13: 97815225564734

Price: $7.99 (eBook)


There is no profession like teaching and no workplace like a high school; filled with the angst, passion and often loopy antics of adolescents.

      In over three hundred short entries of one to four paragraphs, the fluffy

jargon of edubabble, the quirks and foibles of teachers, and the frequently

zany behaviour of teenagers are lampooned with wit and sardonic humor. 

     A great gift for any high school educator! 

     This is a follow-up to 2018's "Edubabble: A Glossary of Teacher-Talk."



Excerpt

Attention Economy - The economists have finally discovered what teachers have known for a long time: that attention is difficult to obtain and even harder to keep. Teachers have little chance in any competition for attention since selling knowledge and skills is not nearly as sexy or exciting as peddling a new video game or tech gadget. Given the obstacles faced, teachers are remarkably skilled in grabbing what little student attention is available.


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High School Edubabble
Every page will elicit a chuckle or two, if not outright laughter. Woolman gives us a touch of education reality through the vehicle of humor." Roy Londry, High School Science and Math Teacher.

High School Edubabble
A charming and funny introduction to the world inhabited by students, teachers, and administrators. I thoroughly enjoyed it." Nancy Cox, High School Music teacher.


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