Yes! Great post again. It's health and family.

@David East agreed.

Lovely post @David East and comment @Hilbert Monsuur I'm grateful that I know not to take anything for granted and appreciate the struggles as learnings.

@David East hahahahaha. let me help you out with that: If they've been teaching for 20+ years Gen x - boomer territory. They have no filter, school of hard knocks and university of life stuff going on there. These teachers pick up the phone and actually call you. Email is annoying. If they eat smashed avo and drink a 'magic' coffee whilst walking around with airpods in their ears, millenials. They have super quick thumbs on their phones and can still probably touch type. These guys are the quickest to respond via email. They only call if they have to or have been told they have too. If they look like they are still high school students themselves and don't take well to any feedback at all without their bottom lip quivering and taking 3 days off for mental health reasons afterwards, Gen Z. These guys get someone else to call you, and take 3 days to respond to their emails. Hope that helps?

@David East 😊 you're welcome.

Happy birthday to Mrs East!

@Ashley East Awwww that's adorable! Enjoy the craft! If you start collecting too much or its not their best work and you really don't need it on the fridge.... Take a photo, save it to the cloud or google and show them where it is and then tell them that you want to look at it whenever you want, where ever you want because you can't keep it all. The fridge is not big enough. Then you can dispose if required. Pro tip. You're welcome. 🤣

This sounds really interesting. I'm sorry to admit that I was not aware these were in your classroom. This sounds really fascinating. I intend to have a good read of these. All those case studies look super educational.

@David East Thanks David, I will. Appreciate that!