As a update instructor, I have to transport from room to room to meet the professor’s needs, then recently, I started subbing for a different university & I’ve been really enjoying it.
The classes are smaller & almost everyone seems to be really friendly! Last week, I was arenad in a classroom that I’d never taught in before.
It was a sizable classroom with tall ceilings & enough room to fit 30 desks. There were 4 giant air vents that poured air into the classroom, which created a sizable concern for me; Even though the temperature outside was close to 71 degrees, the cinder block classroom felt frigid. At one point, my fingertips were frozen solid & I struggled to type anything on the keyboard. After realizing that the air conditioner was not going to stop, I started analyzing the walls for the thermostat. I searched high & low, & I was about to supply up looking when I finally found it. It was so old that I didn’t even believe it! It was a dingy cream color with a tiny screen. I studied it for a moment because I couldn’t figure out how to change the temperature. There were no buttons to push. However, I finally observed a latch to lower the front piece of the thermostat, which revealed the control panel, then from here, I was able to bump the temperature up by a few degrees. I didn’t want to change it too much, just enough to thaw out my fingers.