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[tragetea]

[There's a blonde woman with short hair and very blue eyes--and a very skintight t-shirt--looking a little apathetic before instantly smirking--as if she has just realized the video was recording.]

Looks like all you br--students got lucky. I'm back, but the session's practically over. Don't worry, I'll make up for it next quarter.

If you don't know me, you can call me Miss Tea. I'm one of the WTR 301 instructors and I teach Information Technology 101. None of you better be failing those classes.

[She stretches, arms pulled tight behind her.] But I'm feeling like a generous teacher today. Come out to the Training Center and I'm willing to help students on their target practice.

[Which means she's already gotten bored. Come keep her entertained by firing things at her. She'll be around for a while.]

Comments

BBS

[tragetea]

The important thing is to make sure they're learning, don't you think, Clark?

- Miss Tea

BBS

[alienfromkansas]

I suppose so. But there are different ways of teaching.

BBS

[tragetea]

Exactly. If we all taught them the same way, then some of them wouldn't learn anything. Nice of you to say so, Clark.

BBS

[alienfromkansas]

That's not what I meant, Galatea. There are rules- do not terrorize the students, okay?

BBS

[tragetea]

Clark, only you would consider a healthy amount of homework to be terrorizing them. Practice is good for them.

BBS

[alienfromkansas]

I'm afraid that our definitions of 'healthy' might be different. You're not going to kill them, are you?

BBS

[tragetea]

Why would I do that? Seriously I didn't put all that time into teaching them just to kill them. That would have been a complete waste of time.

BBS

[alienfromkansas]

Well, when you put it that way. I suppose the students can deal with your sense of humour.

BBS

[tragetea]

If they can't survive that, they won't make it in most of the specializations here. Good to know I have your stamp of approval.