It's a good thing this question was not asked five weeks ago!! The anxiety level was way up there back then. But after getting into the routine it's like anything else you get used to the expectations and learn to roll with the punches. While it was not a comfortable feeling I can see the validity of just jumping in with both feet and doing it. Now that I look back I can understand the reasoning. If you think about it the same amount of anxiety takes place in any new class you take, the only differance is in a classroom you can turn to the person sitting next to you and say " Are you getting any of this?" Misery loves company after all!! After reading some of the other blogs, I realized we were all in the same boat, we just couldn't see the frustration on each others faces. So with the benefit of hind sight I can see the method behind the madness, and I can't really think of a better way to start. I assume you are aware of the ansgt it generates with the students, I also assume that has leveled out as time goes on.
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