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purplecthulhu at 10:21pm on 02/09/2004
purplecthulhu at 10:21pm on 02/09/2004(no subject).
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Take the World of Darkness Quiz (http://www.visi.com/~phantos/wodtest.html)
by David J Rust (mailto:phantos@visi.com)
It seems that Technocrat and Drone aren't options ... how disapointing.
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As an ex-ChairEntity of icsf, a close 'associate' of
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Keeping an eye out and noticing the difference between a pupil who is quiet, and one who is depressed is a good one (especialy if said depressed student is normaly quiet). And I think it would be a good thing if PE teachers were legaly required to be able to teach also - simply being a good coach for a sports team doesn't help one to teach Physical Education, which is more about general fitness and idealy should not involve sports except as an optional extra-curricular activity.
Oh, and there was one teacher who went crazy and threw squash balls at the pupils in GCSE Physics *shrug*.
But as I said, it mostly wasn't the teachers' fault - they did what they could and were mostly very competant.
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(I could've fudged the answers to be one since I know the setting pretty well, but that would've been cheating)