
<p><strong>Your Name: </strong>Jackson Wright</p>
<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2008/2/8

[Week or date reporting about: 2/4/2008]

<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> <strong>M</strong> T W Θ <strong>F</strong>

<strong>Total hours for week: 5
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<strong>The School: </strong>Mollison School

<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> (Tech general, Lab maintenance, Lab supervision)

<strong>Main Report or Narrative:</strong>

The key issue I think that faces Mollison and myself is to establish a working lab behavior policy that all the teacher can follow, and that I can enforce.  Despite any measures to the contrary I attempt to establish, students ALWAYS find speakers and plug them in.  I learned today that there is a reason behind this seeming NON-Logic.  One of the teachers condones and perhaps encourages the use of the speaker for she feels it helps them study well.  It is not the place to discuss whether this is true, but speaker use in the lab is absurd with 20+ kids in one small room.  Headphones are one thing, but speakers are different territory.  Unfortunately, the school has received, not a shipment of headphones, but a shipment of speakers.

There is constant fighting and constant arguing and yelling in this lab, and my only option is to threaten to shut down their computers, which I have not had to do yet, but have come very close.  I also am not sure if it's within my authority as a CUIP person to enforce any rules or regulations or deliver and punitive measures.

Currently Listening: Hardcore Underground 2 [awesome CD compilation] 