Thanks to the minor flood in the lab yesterday there were two giant
fans blowing all day, one in the lab and one right outside in the
hallway. It made things a bit breezy but I kind of liked it because
of the white noise it created. Sometimes the silence is just too
loud. It also blocked out a lot of the hallway noise which was nice
for testing.
As for testing, we only had one real issue where one section of the
test didn't load at all for a kid. And we weren't able to reset the
ticket because there was an internal server error. The only other
issue was an invalid ticket but I think that was because they were
trying to use the wrong ticket. We're still doing way better than we
were last year.
The last test of the day was a group of fourth graders and they all
rushed through the test. It was incredibly frustrating because I
kept reminding them to take their time and they said “okay” and
then went back to rushing. They all took less than half and hour to
read a couple long passages and answer thirty questions. One kid was
done with the first fifteen questions in about five minutes which I
know wasn't even long enough for him to read the main passage. They
all needed someone sitting with them and forcing them to slow down
because it was way more for me to handle.
When I wasn't testing I worked on editing photos. I also went and
talked to the librarian about random stuff. Web Design will probably
be my elective for the summer but I'm still gonna give it a day or
two just to make sure.
Tonight I accomplished nothing. Once again. It's becoming a
frustrating problem. Much like trying to get fourth graders with
testing accommodations to take their time on a test. Right now I
kind of want to make and record a presentation for my metadata
analysis, rather than writing the paper, even though the paper only
has to be three to five pages long. Whatever I decide I just need to
pull the trigger. I am unable to put into words how frustrated I am
with myself and my inability to do any work whatsoever. Something
needs to change. I need to stop talking about it and actually do
something. Story of my life.
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