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Posted Sunday, May 18th, 2008 by Joel
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Scott Walker over at The English Teacher has been building up a little collection of comics he has drawn during staff development sessions (and a few others). I like his work, and enjoy reading his blog even when it has words and no pictures. I am featuring one of his comics a week here on So You Want To Teach? once a week (every Sunday sounds like a good plan) until I run out of them, or until he complains and asks me to stop sending people to his blog.

I highly encourage you to go spend some time exploring his blog in the mean time! Leave him some encouraging comments also!


This is an article in the series Scott Walker Comics. Other articles in the series:
  1. The Above-Average High School Graduate Comic
  2. Research Comic
  3. Lollipops Comic
  4. 9th Grade English Comic
  5. Expectations Comic
  6. Minds of Students Comic
  7. Student Expectations Comic
  8. Reading Comic

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Tuesday, May 20th, 2008 (3:54pm Central)
Audrey writes:

Looking at these cartoons (especially the second one) reminded me of something my English teacher has recently complained about. With my class being the AP class, she has recently commented on how lazy the regular English classes are. They are always asking her questions such as “how do you do this?” or “I don’t get it.” They want her to do the work for them. This is just another problem schools face today…

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