"I teach, therefore I am... poor "
When Jack Woodson made the transition from project engineer to third grade math teacher at an inner-city public school, he was not expecting the chaos, hilarity, and exhaustion that came with the move. Learn Me Good is the laugh out loud funny story of Jack's rookie year in education, told through a series of emails to a former engineering coworker. Each email details rambunctious and precocious students, lesson plans gone awry, riotous quotes, and Jack's signature sarcastic wit.
With subject lines like "In math class, no one can hear you scream" and "I love the smell of Lysol in the morning," and sign offs like "Tackle Me Elmo" and "Sal Monilla," every email is a page-turner full of humor and irreverent wit.