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Join Date: Mar 2007
Location: Florida
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Teachers who are unicyclists.......
Or shouldn't that be unicyclists who are teachers?
![]() In many parts of the world students are or will soon be getting out of school for the summer. Whether your break is a few weeks or a few months, whether you are a kindergarten teacher or a university professor here's to you! May your vacation be filled with lots of safe, exciting, and enjoyable hours on the unicycle. Unibugg Elementary School Teacher 5th grade Florida Summer Plans: a little tutoring/ volunteering and a lot of rides on one wheel |
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Location: Longmont, Colorado
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I teach high school photography. I have been out for a week now. Have a great Summer.
Jerry |
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Join Date: May 2008
Location: Whitehorse, Yukon
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I'm an elementary music teacher.
Three and a half days to go! ![]() ![]() I'm on the board of a summer music camp up here so I'll be doing some summer music stuff. This is also touring season so I'll be gigging quite a bit...maybe I'll be able to afford a 36er!
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phlhatt
Join Date: Jan 2009
Location: B.C. Canada
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My dad's a teacher (Science/Chemistry, Grades 9-12).
He can't ride yet, but he's promised to learn this summer! Yay!
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Stupid Asian tart riding that thing
Join Date: Jan 2003
Location: UK
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Well, sadly it will not be very much of a break for me. But it will be rather nice not having the place cluttered up with students so much of the time. They really do get in the way. ;-)
Nao
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The dress in which I unicycled was not THAT short, but in retrospect, I think that maybe the blue one would have been more appropriate to the terrain. Last edited by Naomi; 2009-06-09 at 11:11 AM. |
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Wait, what if you teach people to unicycle lol? I do that sometimes
I officially leave secondary school in 4 day, but i have 2 exams and the prom next week too Then its 3 months of work, unicycling, restoring the mini and partying lol!
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This is no longer a blank signature, that is all Last edited by 1-wheeled-grape; 2009-06-09 at 02:28 PM. |
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Is it June yet?
Join Date: Mar 2009
Location: San Jose, CA
Age: 53
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I teach sixth grade SCIENCE in Los Gatos, CA. Best grade ever. 3 days (including today) to go!!!! Woot! Happy dance.
UPS tracking for my KH29 has begun. My newest family member is somewhere on its way to sunny CA. I hope I don't hurt myself with all this happy dancing. I don't even know how to dance. |
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I am assistant prof at one medical school, and adjunct prof at another. I do very little to earn the fancy titles apart from acting as preceptor to some residents, and indulging myself by spending time doing stuff that fascinates me, and calling it research.
Does this count as being a teacher? (I get the teacher's discount in bookshops, but feel guilty about doing so.) I want to teach other people to unicycle. (Don't you think that would really make me a teacher?) UniSue ![]() ![]()
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phlhatt
Join Date: Jan 2009
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Is it June yet?
Join Date: Mar 2009
Location: San Jose, CA
Age: 53
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Well, the fat lady sang and school is out
. I'm sitting here waiting for the UPS truck to show up. Tracking says it's to be delivered today. I'm having a panic attack that I won't be able to mount a 29er. My 26 is no problem so I'm hoping a 29 is not much more difficult.Trickcyclist, you should not feel guilty about getting a discount. Books are overpriced as is. Textbooks are the worst. Even if you don't teach in the classroom you are still working in education. Whenever I buy an expensive item I ask about a teacher's discount. Sometimes I am given 10% off. I should have asked UDC .
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Join Date: Mar 2007
Location: Florida
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Quote:
![]() It was an adjustment from a 24 at first because it was soooo scary to be that high. But now, the 29 is just right. At times seems very small. A KH 29.. I'm doing a happy dance for you and I won't even be able to try it. Asking UDC for a teacher's discount.. a hahha ha ha Surely they at least have a tote bag for you. We could ALWAYS use another one of those.
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GranPa goes-a-wobblin'
Join Date: Mar 2003
Location: European Union (S-W)
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same question for me: what is considered a teacher?
I am a Java evangelist .. that is: I teach to (grown up) students with a gaping mouth about the magic of programming. Do I qualify as a teacher?
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Dots & Loops!
Join Date: May 2007
Location: Florida.
Age: 27
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Yes.
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Kudos to teachers who teach adults! I did that for a few years and ...well let's just say even with all the stress, lack of parental support, and bureaucracy with administrators, I'm back with the kiddies.
"gaping mouths"... makes one think of helpless little birdies pushing forward in the nest to get a piece of a worm. Quite appropriate analogy.
Last edited by Unibugg; 2009-06-13 at 12:47 PM. |
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