Hmmm!
I too have no patience to teach. I take my hat off to you that have made a career from it.Hmmm!
What is he doing to make you feel this way?
Whatever it is yes, you do need a ton. And if you are not that way inclined naturally, you have to learn it or learn to grit your teeth and smile!
At least it isn't for long.
Thort the guy was qualified, isn't he showing potential, or grasp?
Best of luck in the teeth gritting dept! I do sympathise!
When I started in 1981 it was easier, you could just tell kids to shut up and get on with it. The cane was still around, not that I ever knew of it being used in my place, only waved around on a Friday affo. Kids argued back a lot less and if you were doing your job properly there was no question of it being your fault if they didn't learn.
I love to share my knowledge / (limited) skills, some stuff dunt come from books after all. But I'm not too patient either, can't fix lazy thinkin / idle..
Aintcher gonna trim up the edges and do summat about the splitz first?Went up to the the flat conversion making redheart worktops guess what im putting in my house
first coat of oil on....
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He's just not as technically minded as I had hoped and I'm having to tell him the same thing multiple times.Hmmm!
What is he doing to make you feel this way?
Whatever it is yes, you do need a ton. And if you are not that way inclined naturally, you have to learn it or learn to grit your teeth and smile!
At least it isn't for long.
Thort the guy was qualified, isn't he showing potential, or grasp?
Best of luck in the teeth gritting dept! I do sympathise!
Could be fun! When you tell him something the first time, intone the word "one" like a bell ring, the second time, intone "two", and so on. he may eventually get the picture.He's just not as technically minded as I had hoped and I'm having to tell him the same thing multiple times.
It'll be fine, I still leave in 33 working days regardless
