Normally I don't tell stories about my students, but this one is pretty harmless, though funny.
My student comes up to me and says, "Ms. Silk, you Mr. Jones'd me today." (nb not his real name).
Me: Excuse me?
Studnet: You Mr. Jones'd me. I'm sure it wasn't on purpose. You gave me the homeless lady today. She makes me very sad and uncomfortable. He does the same thing; he finds the patient that makes me the most uncomfortable and does it to me on purpose.
Me: Well, I do make assignments to challenge students, but I've never heard anyone call it Mr. Jonseing before.
Student: Well, take it from me. We've turned his name into a verb.
My student comes up to me and says, "Ms. Silk, you Mr. Jones'd me today." (nb not his real name).
Me: Excuse me?
Studnet: You Mr. Jones'd me. I'm sure it wasn't on purpose. You gave me the homeless lady today. She makes me very sad and uncomfortable. He does the same thing; he finds the patient that makes me the most uncomfortable and does it to me on purpose.
Me: Well, I do make assignments to challenge students, but I've never heard anyone call it Mr. Jonseing before.
Student: Well, take it from me. We've turned his name into a verb.
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