Sentences with phrase «school humor in it»

I'll be checking in regularly to discuss specifics, but for now I just wanted to let some of you know... that God uses # 2... oh, and this blog will likely have middle school humor in it.

Not exact matches

I am a school teacher trying to memorize luke 6:39 - 42 with my third grade students, yes so far we've enjoyed the humor in the text, but now I realize there's much more to it... and It's my prayer that the Holy Spirit will help us to digest all of it!

Hence much humor involves occurrences in a school room, in a sanctuary, in domestic relations, or the attendance to creature needs.

(It was one of those rare, delightful moments when bathroom humor was allowed in the Sunday school classroom.

I am 25 years old living down in Huntington Beach, working 2 jobs and finishing up school, I spend a lot of time working out at the gym, I have a great sense of humor and love to make you laugh, I'm a little bit of a romantic but shh don't tell my friends, I always am looking for a good time and...

Hi my name is debbie I am 52 years old and I live in washington state I recently went back to school to study sociology I have a great sense of humor and alot of love to give ask me anything

im easy to get along with i love a woman with a sense humor i work im in school any thing else just ask.

I have a great sense of humor I love to laugh I speak my mind I'm in school for Computer Science.

Outgoing fun professional lady.A big sence of humor, love anything on thewwater, love music outdoors, like to have friends over for dinner, love to travel good wine discovering new places, family very important am from old school with no baggage or drama, love keeping a nice home have dabbled in...

Great sense of humor, love to laugh, love to have fun, Single lady, no kids, In nursing school getting ready to graduate within the next few months and would love to have that great friendship and support from a daddy.

I am a loving and caring person that loves the Lord I pray and read the Bible daily, I am born and raised Adventist and went through Adventist schools and have a strong faith in God I am neat and clean and well organized I am a outgoing person and like to laugh and have a good sense of humor but...

I am a nice, kind, happy, honest, social, loving, and respectable person, who has a good sense of humor, and has been in a high school with one black person who graduated i...

I have a great sense of humor, I wrestle in high school with college scholarships for wrestling currently single looking for something real.

The Playlist has the most enthusiasm for this «fresh, funny and moving look at the ups and downs of friendship and family in high school,» believing it «successfully plumbs some very dark thematic developments, and navigates its way through humor and drama with ease.»

Melissa McCarthy goes back to school with heart and humor in the new comedy Life of the Party, in theaters this weekend.

Central Intelligence Rated PG - 13 for crude and suggestive humor, some nudity, action violence and brief strong language Rotten Tomatoes Score: 69 % As a younger teenager, Dwayne Johnson was an overweight bullying victim who Kevin Hart stood up for in high school.

Cemetery Man is campy at times, there's lots of old school gore, black humor, murder sprees, a supernatural reoccurring love story, odd characters and shifts in tone (the first half is VERY different from the latter half).

There is no humor value to be found in seeing Marschz running for his life from a homicidal school principal who doesn't want the play to go forward.

Middle School: The Worst Years of My Life (PG for mature themes, mild epithets and pervasive rude humor) Kitchen sink comedy based on the James Patterson novel of the same name revolving around a jaded teen (Griffin Gluck) who, with the help of his BFF (Thomas Barbusca), tries to break every rule in his new school's Code of CoSchool: The Worst Years of My Life (PG for mature themes, mild epithets and pervasive rude humor) Kitchen sink comedy based on the James Patterson novel of the same name revolving around a jaded teen (Griffin Gluck) who, with the help of his BFF (Thomas Barbusca), tries to break every rule in his new school's Code of Coschool's Code of Conduct.

Hoot is a throwback movie to the type of kids entertainment that I used to watch in my formative years, with a brand of humor and blithe sense of importance that one could find regularly on television known as the «After School Special».

First - time feature director Peter Livolsi supplies his adaptation of Peter Bognanni's novel with just enough edge, heart and humor to make «Tomorrow» cool enough for older high - schoolers while being relatable for their elders, thanks in large part to its wonderfully in - sync multi-generational cast.

Unfortunately, even though it did allow Diaz to swear it up as promised, that's all it really boiled down to — crass, unfunny humor and as a whole comes off as a poor man's Bad Santa except set in a school.

Up until now, the Michael Bay movies have been relatively kid - free, as long as you don't count Shia LaBeouf's high school friends in the first movie or the series» overall childlike sense of humor, but Bay really seems to be leaning into the kid stuff for The Last Knight.

Combining sardonic humor with poignant characterizations, this cult comedy explores the discontents of two high - school graduates adrift in strip - mall America.

One of the best films of this year's Sundance Film Festival is the Assassination of a High School President, which I described in my review as «If John Hughes had made Chinatown set in a High School» or «Brick with a sense of humor.»

While faithful fans might miss the quirky quartet's trademark humor and old school special f / x, TMNT merely reflects today's taste for edgier and more stylized superhero fare, and is thus likely to enthrall a whole new generation of Turtle consumers of product tie - ins.

Director Stoller and writers Andrew J. Cohen and Brendan O'Brien are graduates of the Judd Apatow school of studio humor, and so are well - versed in cooking up a comedy that adheres to a certain recipe: bookending the picture with big set - pieces, and then linking those set - pieces with a series of fast - paced episodes that rely chiefly on sight gags and as many obscenities as possible.

Permanent (PG - 13 for profanity, crude humor, sexual references and mature themes) Coming - of - age comedy, set in the South in 1982, revolving around a white «tweener (Kira McLean), new to a town, who ends up ostracized at school after her hairdresser accidentally leaves her with an afro instead of curls like her idol, Farah Fawcett.

Basically, the script just wings it in the hope of some ribald and raunchy humor within the sheltered existence of a school for youth.

There are a few laughs, but in the absence of a sustained comic tone and consistently good ideas, the script relies on endless bathroom humor and such throwaway visual ideas as a baby stored in a high school locker.

Where the screenplay mostly falters is populating the school with unproductive supporting characters, leaving some of the actors grasping in search of humor from their roles.

A high - school wrestling comedy with perennial indie schlub Paul Giamatti coaching sounds like it could be an unbearable retread of recent bombs like Mr. Woodcock or Drillbit Taylor, but with a surefire ensemble cast and a tricky balance of humor and pathos more in line with Little Miss Sunshine, Win Win turns out to be one of the early sleeper surprises of 2011.

A welter of motifs and clues (a sluggish psyche's gradually unclogged remembrances, tell - tale snapshots in a promiscuous high schooler's cellphone, a key scene played from different angles) fused by superb filmmaking, it at times suggests a dark - humored lampoon of one of Naruse's odes to maternal diligence, but with a tarantula sting of its own.

What I mean by a sense of humor is an ability to see absurdity in the class, school meetings and in oneself, and an ability to laugh at it.

I realize that's a fairly harsh and rigid position, but I strongly believe that teaching and leading in schools without a sense of humor is detrimental for both the educators and the students.

«Experience in the related field and humor are essential,» says John J. Stone, principal at the K - 5 Rindge (New Hampshire) Memorial School.

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He said, «In the present environment of high stakes testing, budgetary challenges, increased demands on educators and competition for students attention, everyone in the school benefits when humor is part of the pedagogIn the present environment of high stakes testing, budgetary challenges, increased demands on educators and competition for students attention, everyone in the school benefits when humor is part of the pedagogin the school benefits when humor is part of the pedagogy.

So many traits are important leadership traits, but Marguerite McNeely, principal at Oak Hill High School, in Hineston, Louisiana, said a good sense of humor «is the one I feel helps keep good leadership from tiring.

Teach Like a Pirate has some great ideas for enhancing the humor in a high school classroom.

EW: Did you decide to focus on teacher humor because you think teachers need humor more than those in other professions or because you think that schools offer more opportunity for humor than other workplaces or...?

«Wavelength uses humor to relax the brain and then address educational issues and dilemmas,» noted Bobb Darnell, director of staff support for Township High School District 214 in Arlington Heights, Illinois, and a former teaching colleague of Winter's.

«Folks like this use comedy and music and are fun, but in the midst of their humor, they have really good substance,» said Fred Morton, superintendent of the Henrico County Public Schools in Richmond, Virginia, who has used Wavelength in his current and former district.

As Meredith recounts with both humor and horror, some of the nonwhite families in the school responded to the lunchroom volunteer proposal with, «How do we know who is coming into the school?

«The number one quality that high - school kids want in a teacher is a sense of humor,» Morrison says.

There was plenty of gallows humor that the negative COLA was the only one in recent memory that the State had elected to grant school budgets.

This video (which is really a cartoon, although it certainly lacks humor) is about them, but also about what is happening in general in their schools, post the adoption and implementation (at approximately $ 500,000 / year) of the SAS EVAAS value - added system.

Written with candor, clarity, and humor, Beyond the Bake Sale is essential reading for teachers, parents on the front lines in public schools, and administrators and policy makers at all levels.

Without overt messages or any idealization of ethnicity, some of our best writers speak with humor and poignancy about dislocation at school, in the neighborhood, and at home.

Filled with warmth and humor, this coming - of - age novel set in a Dublin boys» school is a sprawling homage to adolescence, string theory, doughnuts, and unrequited love.