Today I ran the last lab of the four-hour grad class I'm co-teaching this semester. I'll still need to offer input and take care of some odds and ends, but I no longer have to create four hours of graduate-level content each week. It's been an interesting class, but still-- what a relief!
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YAY for challenging classes being over!
Posted by: L - Mama(e) in Translation | October 16, 2016 at 05:24 PM