Anonymous
06/13/2016 12:19
Subject: Question of judgment - brewery glasses in classroom
Anonymous wrote:Oh wait... drinking glasses, not eyeglasses. I get it now.
LOL she's not bringing physical 'Beer Goggles.'
Anonymous
06/13/2016 12:12
Subject: Question of judgment - brewery glasses in classroom
Oh wait... drinking glasses, not eyeglasses. I get it now.
Anonymous
06/13/2016 12:11
Subject: Question of judgment - brewery glasses in classroom
What are brewery glasses?
Anonymous
06/13/2016 10:55
Subject: Question of judgment - brewery glasses in classroom
Absolutely not acceptable. Agree with others to buy some.
Anonymous
06/13/2016 10:26
Subject: Question of judgment - brewery glasses in classroom
for an interview, I agree with the other posters.
For a regular classroom session where you weren't being judged, I probably wouldn't think twice.
Dollar Tree has plain glasses for $1.
For a regular classroom session where you weren't being judged, I probably wouldn't think twice.
Dollar Tree has plain glasses for $1.
Anonymous
06/13/2016 09:18
Subject: Re:Question of judgment - brewery glasses in classroom
All good suggestions. If you aren't near a store, ask your neighbors. Don't use branded glasses. It will distract from your demo, regardless of what they say.
Anonymous
06/13/2016 08:46
Subject: Question of judgment - brewery glasses in classroom
Target, or email your neighbors.
Anonymous
06/13/2016 08:19
Subject: Question of judgment - brewery glasses in classroom
I can even stop by Walgreens and find basic glass glasses.
Anonymous
06/13/2016 08:06
Subject: Question of judgment - brewery glasses in classroom
Go to Walmart, Target, etc and get a 8 pack of glasses.
Anonymous
06/13/2016 06:43
Subject: Question of judgment - brewery glasses in classroom
do not do this.
If any of the kids pick up on the fact that they are beer glasses they will all start to giggle. You don't want a classroom manamgement problem on your hands- in a model lesson.
If any of the kids pick up on the fact that they are beer glasses they will all start to giggle. You don't want a classroom manamgement problem on your hands- in a model lesson.
Anonymous
06/13/2016 06:39
Subject: Question of judgment - brewery glasses in classroom
No, no, no, no, no. Do not do this. Find a workaround.
Anonymous
06/12/2016 22:47
Subject: Question of judgment - brewery glasses in classroom
No. Go to any grocery store and you'll find some basic glasses. Do not bring brewery glasses to an interview for a teaching job. --teacher.
Anonymous
06/12/2016 22:47
Subject: Question of judgment - brewery glasses in classroom
Swing by dollar tree and pick up some cheap glasses. Do not bring bear glasses to a job interview for a teaching position.
Anonymous
06/12/2016 22:45
Subject: Question of judgment - brewery glasses in classroom
Oh, and I don't think it would work with plastic cups, which is why I didn't get those but I may have to try it
Anonymous
06/12/2016 22:45
Subject: Question of judgment - brewery glasses in classroom
My gut is screaming no but I'm kind of in a bind so I thought I would ask for DCUm perspective.
I'm interviewing for a teaching job tomorrow and I'm doing a demo in class where the students need glasses . I do not have enough and I have a few brewery glasses that I could bring in. I don't think this is appropriate, so I'm planning not to use them . Is there anyway this might be acceptable? They're not famous breweries like Budweiser, think smaller like a Abita our founders or something .
I'm interviewing for a teaching job tomorrow and I'm doing a demo in class where the students need glasses . I do not have enough and I have a few brewery glasses that I could bring in. I don't think this is appropriate, so I'm planning not to use them . Is there anyway this might be acceptable? They're not famous breweries like Budweiser, think smaller like a Abita our founders or something .