02-22-2016, 05:37 AM
Noodle's class is now open to posting. Also, any early-comers can come in during the song, or after, whatever works for you!
Some notes about Noodle and the classroom:
>Noodle's basically that one teacher that doesn't give two fucks about dress code. She's basically wearing a slightly touched up version of her usual outfit and a tie. Seriously, dress code sucks.
>There are, of course, a lot of instruments scattered across the room, on the walls, such and such. Next to her desk is her personal acoustic guitar. No touchy-touchy. Especially you, Demetri.
keptic:
>Though there are not many rules, she'll know if you break them. Because they're simple rules, darn it. So don't.
>Basically, you can choose any instrument in there to learn. These four are guitar, piano, drums (which she'll have a bit of difficulty with), and flute.
>Though she's technically a teacher, Noodle will gladly talk music with the students. Usually rock music. Whatever type you're into, though, she'll at least know enough to hold up the conversation. *shrugs.
>As with the other teachers, she relies on tech to a fairly large degree. Though with her classroom it's just her laptop and a smartboard.
Have fun, y'all first/fourth period guys and gals.
Some notes about Noodle and the classroom:
>Noodle's basically that one teacher that doesn't give two fucks about dress code. She's basically wearing a slightly touched up version of her usual outfit and a tie. Seriously, dress code sucks.
>There are, of course, a lot of instruments scattered across the room, on the walls, such and such. Next to her desk is her personal acoustic guitar. No touchy-touchy. Especially you, Demetri.
keptic: >Though there are not many rules, she'll know if you break them. Because they're simple rules, darn it. So don't.
>Basically, you can choose any instrument in there to learn. These four are guitar, piano, drums (which she'll have a bit of difficulty with), and flute.
>Though she's technically a teacher, Noodle will gladly talk music with the students. Usually rock music. Whatever type you're into, though, she'll at least know enough to hold up the conversation. *shrugs.
>As with the other teachers, she relies on tech to a fairly large degree. Though with her classroom it's just her laptop and a smartboard.
Have fun, y'all first/fourth period guys and gals.