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savetheearth2014-07-15 07:06 pm
[Open] Summer Tutoring
WHO: Sheila and YOU!
WHEN: Any time
WHERE: Her apartment or a neutral meeting spot (cafe or coffee shop)
WHAT: Sheila's offering a bit of summer school help. Which her students may or may not appreciate.
Sheila's put out word among the local high school students (and their parents) that she offers tutoring over the summer, by appointment, at reasonable rates. Of course her focus is history, but she can also lend a hand with basic math, study skills, and paper writing.
Her sessions are held in her apartment, though she's willing to meet at a coffee shop or cafe if her clients - or their parents, since it's pretty common that they wind up doing the hiring - prefer.
Either way, she greets her students with a stack of papers and a grin that anyone who's had a class with her would recognize as meaning business. "I sure hope you're ready to work! I don't slack off just because it's summer, you know."
WHEN: Any time
WHERE: Her apartment or a neutral meeting spot (cafe or coffee shop)
WHAT: Sheila's offering a bit of summer school help. Which her students may or may not appreciate.
Sheila's put out word among the local high school students (and their parents) that she offers tutoring over the summer, by appointment, at reasonable rates. Of course her focus is history, but she can also lend a hand with basic math, study skills, and paper writing.
Her sessions are held in her apartment, though she's willing to meet at a coffee shop or cafe if her clients - or their parents, since it's pretty common that they wind up doing the hiring - prefer.
Either way, she greets her students with a stack of papers and a grin that anyone who's had a class with her would recognize as meaning business. "I sure hope you're ready to work! I don't slack off just because it's summer, you know."

at her apartment
When the door finally opens and he sees, of all people, Ms. Go, Danny does not even try to hold back in an attempt to be polite. No, he throws his head back and groans, long and loud. His mother glares at him disapprovingly and says, "Now, Danny, have some manners!"
To his credit, Danny does stop, but he does his best making it clear from his face that this is the last place he wants to be.
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Danny looks up at his teacher. "Did you really have to make the 'flying' joke?" If he's a little more judgmental and quick to talk back, it's just because he's cranky. And also because it's summer break and she can't do anything to his report card right now.
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"Wow, uh. Nice food. Having a party?"
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Of course, now that she's just in a sleeveless blouse, it's impossible to ignore the fact that her skin's green.
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He can't stop himself from staring and mentally comparing his history teacher to his memory.
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I just realized I switched format a few tags back for no reason. Whoops.
that's fine, ROLLS WITH IT
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With a sigh, she tapped against the paper and then back at Ms Go. She often wondered by her brother would make things harder for her but now? Oh, Abby knew better.
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"Well, Abby, from what I see here what you really need help with is study strategies. You're kinda all over the place, kiddo. Unless you had questions about a specific topic that's tripping you up?"
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Then when she found out she needed to study? That suddenly changed everything. As she looked away, she started to mumble. “Well, I had some trouble with Algebra and spent all my time studying for it. ...But I also forgot to study history too…” And probably a few others but they weren’t quite as bad as her final though.
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On second thought, maybe that would make things even worse.
“I don’t know.” She began patting her pencil. “I guess maybe just try and pass history next year?”
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Well, maybe except George Washington but still!
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She'll look at the stack of paper with wide eyes before she lets out a defeated sigh and takes the papers. This was going to be a long day.
"Y-yeah. Work, that's great. Just great..."
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"I'd say math is where I had it the worst but well I could have done better in English and history too." She'll give a little hopeless shrug. "Ugh... It's just hard to focus in classes they're so boring."
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"Okay. Right. Sounds good, and I'll try to be interested? I mean-I'll do my best." She'll do her best to smile sweetly, but it doesn't look like the most convincing thing in the world.
It's around then that her eye starts to feel a bit dry and itchy from her contact. She'll reach up and rub at it a little, she had only recently started wearing them and still wasn't completely used to them. ...Unfortunately her rubbing caused the blue contact lens to pop right out of her eye and onto the table.
"Oh-Uh-Oh no!" She reaches down to grab the contact but at the same time glances over to Sheila revealing that the eye under the blue contact lens was silver.]
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With a long-suffering sigh, she sets her glass down and shakes her head. "Let me guess. You had trouble finding time to study. And not because of boys and video games or... whatever kids are into these days." Hey, at least she isn't angry or shocked?
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"Uhmm... Yeah. Exactly that, actually. Besides, my dad would probably kill me or sit me down for one of the most awkward conversations in my entire life if he found out I was hanging out with a boy. That's something I'd rather avoid, y'know?" She'll flash another nervous smile before she holds up the contact lens.
"Speaking of awkward conversations, do you mind if I use your bathroom so I can put this back in?"
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