Ms. Chrzanowski is not fit to become a teacher. She proved to be absolutely no asset in the
Online Publishing classroom environment.
If Ms. Chrzanowski wants to run a newspaper, there’s some stuff she
needs to learn before she can do it professionally.
One thing she needs to do is be aware of her
surroundings. Probably eighty percent of
the time I saw Ms. Chrzanowski, she was sitting in her chair reading some book
while reporters didn’t get it done around her.
Is your book really that good, Ms. Chrzanowski? Because I have your LIFE book right here, and
oh, whoops, I skipped to the end, and oh, it ends with YOU NOT BEING A TEACHER. Surprising?
NOPE.
Another thing Ms. Chrzanowski needs to do is treat all of
her students equally, and establish appropriate student-teacher relationships
with each one. Of course, I am going to
use Matt Lamb as an example. Whenever
Ms. Chrzanowski got tired of her BOOK, she would mozie on over to Matt’s workplace. She would then start talking about Matt’s
sister, Maggie, who she is apparently best friends with. Even a regular conversation between Matt and
Ms. Chrzanowski would always find its way back to Matt’s sister, which is weird
by any means, but when it’s a student and a teacher talking? That is just plain wrong.
Of course, I must shift some of the blame over to Mr.
Currin, who did absolutely nothing to educate Ms. Chrzanowski on how to run a
newspaper. Mr. Currin, this woman wants
to become an editor in chief. Don’t you
think you should maybe, I don’t know, tell her how to be one before you send
her off into the real world? She’s
probably teaching an Online Publishing class right now, and her newspaper is
probably only getting half as many views as The Bulldog. That’s right, only half a person is viewing
her newspaper.
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