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fandomhigh2014-01-07 10:33 pm
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Literature- Wednesday- 2nd period
Jess didn't have the first day nerves that she had the first time she taught a class here. This time she was all too happy to watch everyone show up in the classroom and hope that they had signed up on purpose.
"Good morning, everybody," she greeted them. "I'm Miss Day, and this is Literature 102. It's not the first time in my class for all of you, and for those of you who are new, you will be reading, you will be writing book reports, and I will try to make it as bearable as possible for you." Sometimes it might involve costumes! "So today we're going to take it kind of easy. We're going to do introductions, and hopefully you're not all completely sick of them yet, where you tell everyone your name and what you like to read. And then when we're through with that, I want you to find someone else in class to talk to and tell them why you like to read it.
"And then on your way out, grab a copy ofthe meta for Emma! Read it for next week, we're going to talk about it."
"Good morning, everybody," she greeted them. "I'm Miss Day, and this is Literature 102. It's not the first time in my class for all of you, and for those of you who are new, you will be reading, you will be writing book reports, and I will try to make it as bearable as possible for you." Sometimes it might involve costumes! "So today we're going to take it kind of easy. We're going to do introductions, and hopefully you're not all completely sick of them yet, where you tell everyone your name and what you like to read. And then when we're through with that, I want you to find someone else in class to talk to and tell them why you like to read it.
"And then on your way out, grab a copy of
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