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Larryoga

I always tell my students that physics is about the physical universe, which gets me out of some awkward questions regarding religion and ghosts. The Arts don't have such limitations, as Larry, teacher of English literature and Principal of UWCRCN, is trying to show. I'm not sure that the thumb is part of the official yoga pose but I'll take it to mean "go ahead Chris post it on your blog".

As you can see, the sun is shining, so students always like to have lessons out of doors. Don't get me wrong, I like being outdoors just don't like teaching physics out there. Have a walk around any school on a sunny day and I bet you will find more teachers who don't teach maths and science than do.


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