#031
[Filtered to her new students (ie, Matsumoto's former students)]
Good evening, all of you! This is Professor Kisaragi, but you can call me Professor Honey or Professor Kisaragi, if you'd like! You may have heard that Professor Matsumoto has been promoted to being the DADA teacher this term. What that means for you, is that you'll be joining my Health and Sex Ed. class. The good news is, all of you are arriving early in the year, so it won't take you too long to get caught up with the rest of the class, since we're all starting out. The bad news is, you'll be divided from one class into one of two classes. (One for years 2-3, and one for years 4-7). Just let me know what year you're in now, and I can get you placed into the right class! The book list has already been posted for the two classes, so once you're sorted, you should be able to see what books you'll need, and what chapters in those books you need to read in order to catch up.
The classes are mostly reading, reviewing what we've read, and a question and answer session, with assignments in between. My office and classroom can be found [directions for each here], and I'm usually always avaliable if you have any questions about the class, the assignments, or Health and sex related things in general. Here's hoping all of you enjoy the class, and get along with your new classmates. <3
-Prof. Kisaragi
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Good evening, all of you! This is Professor Kisaragi, but you can call me Professor Honey or Professor Kisaragi, if you'd like! You may have heard that Professor Matsumoto has been promoted to being the DADA teacher this term. What that means for you, is that you'll be joining my Health and Sex Ed. class. The good news is, all of you are arriving early in the year, so it won't take you too long to get caught up with the rest of the class, since we're all starting out. The bad news is, you'll be divided from one class into one of two classes. (One for years 2-3, and one for years 4-7). Just let me know what year you're in now, and I can get you placed into the right class! The book list has already been posted for the two classes, so once you're sorted, you should be able to see what books you'll need, and what chapters in those books you need to read in order to catch up.
The classes are mostly reading, reviewing what we've read, and a question and answer session, with assignments in between. My office and classroom can be found [directions for each here], and I'm usually always avaliable if you have any questions about the class, the assignments, or Health and sex related things in general. Here's hoping all of you enjoy the class, and get along with your new classmates. <3
-Prof. Kisaragi
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