Stone Soup by Jan Eliot for October 03, 2012

Ms Wingit flying high. Wonder why Holly came up with the Q?

Yes, we all hope. Maybe some day…

Parents need more involvement. NOW

In case anyone’s interested, a more accurate vernacular translation would be “for sure”. “sooth” is an antiquated synonym for “truth”.

Well, if a soothsayer is fortune teller, then it likely became an alternate meaning.

Reminds me of a movie assigned by instructor for Comp II “Freedom Writers” 23-year-old young women assigned to work with gang teens and troubled teens and how she reaches out to students and gets those students to open about their lives and troubles.

Holly listen to your teacher she cares.

The parents don’t understand Shakespeare, either.

I’m friends with one of my teachers…perhaps frenemies would be a better term…in my case, listen to your student—she cares. And she will not stop bugging you, so you might as well.

I would happily take her class. Shakespeare was always my favourite part of English class.

Mine too, especially after the reading appreciation part ruined "Moby Dick for me.

Got it.

Holly likes Ms. Wingit (I like her name) and she feels comfortable with Ms. Wingit. Yes, teen girls are human and do connect with adults.

Ay, there’s the rub!

Learn your Shakespeare Holly. It will get you into a good college.