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Post by texasleaguer on Dec 3, 2015 15:14:29 GMT -6
I'm sharing my classroom equally this year with another coach that likes to stack papers... everywhere. At the beginning of the year he was really b it chy about having to share a room, now I see why. He brought in his own tables and basically made a fort in the corner for his desk, and mine is in the other corner where it was last year. So, he uses my desk a lot during class because it has the document camera and the cpu is hooked up to the projector. No issue at all with this, use it all you want. His stacks of papers have migrated from his desk to the lab desk in the front middle and now to my desk. It's bad enough that the students don't have places to put papers to turn in, and when people walk in here they look at me like I'm a slob. A couple times this year I moved his stacks back to his desk, but within the week they're back all over the place. What's the next logical step? Don't say tell the principal. I'd rather glue all his stacks of paper together or something creative..... ideas?
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Post by HAZAA on Dec 3, 2015 15:33:06 GMT -6
I would just trash his sh!t. I'm OCD as h3ll. For every thing there is a place and for every place there is a thing. That would drive me crazy.
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Post by texasleaguer on Dec 4, 2015 7:39:07 GMT -6
I would just trash his sh!t. I'm OCD as h3ll. For every thing there is a place and for every place there is a thing. That would drive me crazy. That's what I'd like to do. Seems that may be a little extreme to throw his students papers away though. |
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Post by tonymontana on Dec 4, 2015 7:52:28 GMT -6
 Or just talk to him like a man. Either one may work. |
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Post by Deleted on Dec 4, 2015 8:09:21 GMT -6
Tell him "dude, what the fck is with paper all over the room?" If that doesn't work, just start throwing it away and say you have no idea what happened to it.
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Post by texasleaguer on Dec 4, 2015 8:13:33 GMT -6
Or just talk to him like a man. Either one may work. Talked to him before. I wasn't a super douche about it. I said hey I have a sub coming tomorrow you think you can clear your paper up. He did. Then it's all back soon after. He's either really lazy or really thick headed, or both. |
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Post by Deleted on Dec 4, 2015 8:15:43 GMT -6
Just tell him it's in your way and your kids don't have a place to turn stuff in.
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Post by tonymontana on Dec 4, 2015 8:16:23 GMT -6
That being the case the janitor or some masked man would start throwing everything away.
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Post by Deleted on Dec 4, 2015 8:16:54 GMT -6
Get a shredder. Deny, deny, deny.
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Post by Deleted on Dec 4, 2015 8:20:10 GMT -6
Several years ago we had a coach who was very OCD and anal about everything. He had to share his room with a coach who could give two fcks about teaching. The OCD coach (who was a massive tool) set up all these rules and made a principal sit in with him and the other coach before school started to go over room policy and stuff. Around Thanksgiving the other coach had his kids build castles out of Popsicle sticks and they were all over the place. There was one that was absolutely massive and leaned a little bit to the side. Every couple of days we would go in there and add a few more sticks to the side to make it get closer and closer to the OCD tools desk. One day the kids said he finally snapped and grabbed a ruler and samurai chopped the castle and Popsicle sticks flew all over the room. From then on out the new game was to put random Popsicle sticks in his pockets, backpack, shoes, gas tank, windshield, etc.
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Post by HAZAA on Dec 4, 2015 8:31:34 GMT -6
Maybe organize the stuff for him. Be like his secretary. Lol
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Post by Hands11 on Dec 4, 2015 8:52:00 GMT -6
I'm sharing my classroom equally this year with another coach that likes to stack papers... everywhere. At the beginning of the year he was really b it chy about having to share a room, now I see why. He brought in his own tables and basically made a fort in the corner for his desk, and mine is in the other corner where it was last year. So, he uses my desk a lot during class because it has the document camera and the cpu is hooked up to the projector. No issue at all with this, use it all you want. His stacks of papers have migrated from his desk to the lab desk in the front middle and now to my desk. It's bad enough that the students don't have places to put papers to turn in, and when people walk in here they look at me like I'm a slob. A couple times this year I moved his stacks back to his desk, but within the week they're back all over the place. What's the next logical step? Don't say tell the principal. I'd rather glue all his stacks of paper together or something creative..... ideas? Buy one of those 55 gallon trash cans at Wal Mart and set it in another corner of the room. Put a sign on it that says, "Coach so n so's" extra papers. Everytime he leaves a stack on your desk drop it in that can. When that can fills up, bag it and sit it right next to the can and put another bag in! See how far it goes!! HAHA! May end up looking like Dip's office! |
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Post by texasleaguer on Dec 4, 2015 8:54:18 GMT -6
I'm sharing my classroom equally this year with another coach that likes to stack papers... everywhere. At the beginning of the year he was really b it chy about having to share a room, now I see why. He brought in his own tables and basically made a fort in the corner for his desk, and mine is in the other corner where it was last year. So, he uses my desk a lot during class because it has the document camera and the cpu is hooked up to the projector. No issue at all with this, use it all you want. His stacks of papers have migrated from his desk to the lab desk in the front middle and now to my desk. It's bad enough that the students don't have places to put papers to turn in, and when people walk in here they look at me like I'm a slob. A couple times this year I moved his stacks back to his desk, but within the week they're back all over the place. What's the next logical step? Don't say tell the principal. I'd rather glue all his stacks of paper together or something creative..... ideas? Buy one of those 55 gallon trash cans at Wal Mart and set it in another corner of the room. Put a sign on it that says, "Coach so n so's" extra papers. Everytime he leaves a stack on your desk drop it in that can. When that can fills up, bag it and sit it right next to the can and put another bag in! See how far it goes!! HAHA! May end up looking like Dip's office! That's great. That may be the winner. |
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Post by Hands11 on Jan 4, 2016 9:42:15 GMT -6
buuuuurrrrrrnnnnnnn
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Post by fbs on Jan 4, 2016 10:33:11 GMT -6
start by growing a set of balls....see where it goes from there.... exactly what I was thinking. go get on a teacher's board and ask them what to do. |
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Post by texasleaguer on Jan 4, 2016 13:14:17 GMT -6
well then
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Post by fbs on Jan 4, 2016 13:25:30 GMT -6
yeah... did that go the way you thought it would?
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Post by texasleaguer on Jan 4, 2016 13:32:14 GMT -6
He had to miss some days for girls bball tourney and basically threw all his loose papers away. Guess I'll see how long before the piles comes back. Stud, you're still a mean little man. I like it.
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Post by fbs on Jan 4, 2016 13:32:50 GMT -6
no I wasn't asking about that... I don't care about that at all.
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Post by texasleaguer on Jan 4, 2016 13:40:43 GMT -6
i assumed that from your post before, just thought i'd keep ruffling you people
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