![]() 7 Things To Not Tell Your StudentsA Story by Dave "Doc" Rogers![]() Submitted to Tigerlobos Downtrodden Teacher contest.![]() Thumb tacks make excellent weapons of revenge when well placed in an unsuspecting chair Rubber bands and paperclips have more uses than just securing and sorting paper. They are quick and ready slingshots or a nifty to tool to open an otherwise difficult CDROM drive. Elmer’s Glue has many more uses than just creating projects with construction paper and such. It quite readily secures coffee cups, staplers, and other things to desks and walls. Lab chairs make excellent pyramids when no one else is looking. Bunsen burners heat more than test tubes and Petri dishes. They also make excellent lighters and will consume most things if heated properly. Make friends with the geeks who had this class last year. They are certain to have all the notes and copies of every test. Having access to chemicals, a laboratory, and research materials can help create projects that are quite aromatic and good for emptying the class prior to taking tests or anything important like that. Note: Not that I have had any experience with any of these things above. I have only “heard” about these things. And, if you are never caught no one can prove anything. Until now, of course. Oops.
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5 Reviews Added on February 23, 2008 Last Updated on October 12, 2008 Author![]() Dave "Doc" RogersMontgomery, ALAboutArtist • Author • Poet • Preacher • Creative • I am a thinker, ponderer, assayer of thoughts. I have had a penchant for writing since childhood. I prefer "Doc" as an hommag.. more..Writing
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