Instead of cartoons this month, I am posting a series of photos about teacher humor. Of the 30-plus photos that I saw, these are the ones that made me laugh. Enjoy!
All of the photos come from .imgur.com / Via reddit.com If you want to see full array of the photos, see here.
This physics teacher knows what the kids are into:
This teacher knows how to deter students from forgetting to bring a pen:
This teacher gives the best weekend homework:
This teacher values his office hours:
This teacher keeps her students focused during exams:
This teacher should transfer to the economics department:
This teacher will never see this spelling mistake from this student ever again:
This physics teacher knows how to throw a curveball on a test:
This history teacher knows there’s always time for a lesson:
This teacher just shut down texters everywhere:
And this math teacher has a passion for learning:
This teacher has been around Middle Earth once or twice:
Larry Cuban on School Reform and Classroom Practice 
Reblogged this on From experience to meaning… and commented:
For every teacher who is busy correcting a lot papers and tests (like me), this will make you smile throughout your work. The rest of the world will laugh too.
Thanks for re-blogging photos on teachers, Pedro.
Reblogged this on David R. Taylor-Thoughts on Texas Education.
Thanks for re-blogging photos, David.
Great fun. Thanks, Larry.
I’ve just returned from a week long writing workshop with Marge Piercy. It was held on Cape Cod where she resides full-time. I stayed with my high school friend, Martha for the week, had 12 great classmates, disciples, of course. Marge is brusque and bossy, fun and funny. She used every swear word at least once, and including the “F bomb.” The class ended with a Garden Party at her home. Her gardens prodigious enough that she and her partner, Ira Wood, eat from them all year long. Ira’s memoir, I Live With Her.
Glad to be back in the Willamette Valley for the remainder of the summer. Tyee Wine Festival and dinner upcoming, and etc.etc. Hope you’re enjoying yourself in Palo Alto. Be sure to let us know the next time you’re headed north or south from Seattle. Oh, here’s a poem I wrote during Marge’s class and read at the Library Reading attended by hundreds:
Every Idea Is A Star
Along the wild Rogue River,
the night sky looks like confetti strewn across the dark.
Friend Devin refused to sleep indoors,
Dreams, he said, need starlight.
When Rumi danced with his Beloved near the fire,
there was the sound of a flute, wine, glittering night above.
At that Eastern Oregon lake, she saw The Three Sisters
white flanks, moon-rise in a sparkling sky.
On the evening he discovered the Peony Star Nebula,
the river sang its song as we searched the sky with a telescope.
Gold stars for superior work; silver, one step below,
our teachers ranked us with the five point star.
The famous astronomer hosted Cosmos.
Your light, Gemini poet, does not vanish at dawn.
Ann, thanks for the comment (and poem). I will send you an email.
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Thanks, Joanne, for reposting pics of teacher humor.