March Slice of Life
One The Other
Will not tolerate any talking to peers Asks questions and wants
even if you are asking for clarification feedback to make sure we are
from someone next to you. understanding.
Holds us until the last minute even Begins class giving us an outline that
though she knows it is a long day/night he sticks to so work gets done early
Changes our black font to reds and greens Gives us verbal, positive feedback
Will send e-mails telling us how she wants Makes a schedule to call us to discuss
our papers done how we are doing with our project
(feeling like a grad school child) (feeling like a grad school adult)
Meditations on Life 
love this. I just read my students Joyful Noise by Paul Fleischman and had them write their own poem in two voices- that’s what this reminds me of. I am also reminded of my good professors and the ones whose classes I got through.
Such an interesting format — love the contrast. The visual space allowed the reader to paint two pictures side-by-side while reading. I’m all for grad school adult. 🙂 Sheesh!!
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Nice way to compare the two, bet I know which class you enjoy more and which one you are probably learning more in.