Jackie T
@jackiet.bsky.social
Retired history teacher, keen caravanner and Archers addict x
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Many years ago I did a cultural awareness course and rule one was this: You can criticise your own country and you can do it as much as you like. But when someone else does it, you remember all the things you actually love about it and - it's enraging.
November 11, 2025 at 9:44 AM
Many years ago I did a cultural awareness course and rule one was this: You can criticise your own country and you can do it as much as you like. But when someone else does it, you remember all the things you actually love about it and - it's enraging.
Retired secondary teacher, I was mystified when my year 6 grandson mentioned 'fronted adverbials'. I'd never heard of them. He's now in year 9 - I asked him if he had ever used them since his SATS. He's a bright, motivated lad, but he had no memory whatsoever of them. There is hope!
June 1, 2025 at 11:33 AM
Retired secondary teacher, I was mystified when my year 6 grandson mentioned 'fronted adverbials'. I'd never heard of them. He's now in year 9 - I asked him if he had ever used them since his SATS. He's a bright, motivated lad, but he had no memory whatsoever of them. There is hope!