The other day, as I was invigilating the state math test for my students, I took a moment to do a calculation of my own. Pacing the classroom to ensure prompt attention for any calculator-computer-or-other issue, I considered how much time I had actually spent in that very room.
I set up shop there in August of 1994. Based on a conservative estimate of six and a half hours a day, 170 days per year, with a little rounding, I came up with about three years.
Three years! Five percent of my life had been spent within those four walls.
I gave myself a little half-smile then, a private snicker, and thanked the stars that most days? Were nothing like that day.
I set up shop there in August of 1994. Based on a conservative estimate of six and a half hours a day, 170 days per year, with a little rounding, I came up with about three years.
Three years! Five percent of my life had been spent within those four walls.
I gave myself a little half-smile then, a private snicker, and thanked the stars that most days? Were nothing like that day.
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