But 2 US students at the American University in Cairo have it and have now put the their entire dorm under quarantine...good times. I am glad I am not there. Swine flu in Cairo. I can't believe them killing all those pigs didn't prevent this from happening...oh the things that are done in this world...
I was feeling quite ill this morning I had to leave work early. I came home and slept for 4 hours. It was nice. I still feel a little yucky but hopefully a good nights rest will fix that.
I talked with the child education director today about teaching. I will be teaching Science and Sudanese History to the grade 7's, Monday-Thursday in the mornings. It should be a very interesting challenge for me. I am already slightly frustrated because I have to teach Science tomorrow and the material I have is quite useless and is not good for making a lesson as it does not have all of the correct information and answers I need. Not fun. We will see how class goes. I hope I am up to the task of teaching for the rest of the term. I know me doing this is a great help to St. Andrew's. They have had quite a dilemma trying to figure out who could teach the class while they found a new teacher. I am still able to help in my class as well so I am happy about that. I would miss my little students.
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You will do a great job! These kids are so lucky to have you Caryn.
ReplyDeleteYou will totally rock that material and make it fun!!!
ReplyDeleteDo you need material Caryn? Perhaps I could talk to our science teachers if there is something specific- Bob has abour 1 million old video tapes we could mail you!
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