Culinary arts. Friday. Sixth period.
Yes, that's cooking. Yes, home ec is still around, although they don't do sewing anymore. I think it's considered a CTE class, that is career and technical education.
The assignment was a cooking video and then they had questions to answer.
The video:
They had the video in their Google Classroom as well as the questions. I played the video on the big TV, but I wasn't too concerned when they ignored it as I could hear it playing from some of their computers.
I walked the room to talk to a student about something, I forget what. Then another student said something, and I offered my help. I said what I always say.
"I have nothing else to do, so please, if you need some help, let me know."
The student?
"You can stream a TV show from your computer," and as she said it, she motioned towards the teacher's desk as if to say I should go there and not bother them.
Yikes. That was dismissive.
But, teenagers.
And seriously, they didn't need my help. I was being way too much. Which is part of the fun of subbing with teenagers. It is so much fun to be way too much when they are doing their sullen teenage thing.
I got my revenge. I took a picture of their cell phone storage which wasn't holding many of their cell phones. And I sent it to their teacher. Bwa-ha-ha!
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