Brownie and Alice soap
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Thread Topic: Brownie and Alice soap
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I'm going to start yes.
Another day, another eight hours of teaching. Well, around six. It was about a half hour of lunch, fifteen minutes of nutrition, some thirty minutes students get for passing.. Plus, Gakupo had a conference period. So about two hours without kids.
He was a mix of a music teacher and an occasional choir teacher when the students met up with him to discuss singing so it sincerely wasn't like his class was that crazy. It was an elective class so if he really didn't like the way his class was he was always welcomed to switch it around. The only thing that did get a bit crazy were the two periods he had for AP Literature. That was always certainly a challenge for him and the seniors he taught, especially since they knew he was a younger teacher. But overall he enjoyed teaching. -
Okay okay okay. Okay okay. Wow okay then. Okay? Okay.
Another day, another eight hours of learning. Well, around six. Six? He couldn't keep track. Kaito was probably one of the students who had trouble learning, yet always payed attention when he could. Sometimes he was easily distracted, and sometimes he would devote his time to studying. He was often into the AP Literature class, like it was apart of his schedule. Was it? Was it not? Again, he was an easily distracted student, and couldn't keep track of anything. But there was one thing he knew, he was in Mr. Gakupo's homeroom class. Kaito found the man highly amusing. -
ARE YOU TRYING TO HAVE AN "OKAY" WAR WITH ME YOUNG LADY
Gakupo always tried to keep his classes entertaining and he tried to be kind to all the students. It wasn't professional of him, but sometimes as an alternative to calling him Mr. Kamui or Kamui-sensei he let the students address him by his first name. As long they made sure they said "Mr." one way or another. It made his classes feel like a family and united, to be honest, and made his teaching easier. The only problems he had were with the slower and more easily distracted students of the class.. But now, as he fixed his classroom for his first period of Literature to come in, he tried not to think of it. It was all fine. They had to learn one way or another.
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