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| Topic | The best part about being a teacher: summer vacation |
| MrCool812 05/27/17 4:27:05 PM #24: | Dynalo posted... Depends on the teacher. I know several teachers who refuse to do any type of grading or work during the holidays. They'd rather just put in a few extra hours before or after the holidays. I get in at 6 so i can leave at the end of the day, take a break for a few hours, and then work some more at home. Dynalo posted... How often are you realistically changing your curriculum or planning new things? Sure, it's a lot of work when you first start but most teachers get into a groove after the first few years and only make minor tweaks. You don't need to reinvent the wheel every year. Unless, obviously, there's a massive change to the curriculum itself. Any teacher that relies on the exact same material every year is a bad teacher. I teach English, so there's a ton of new stuff to do every year. I can see this being true for most of the other subjects, however. --- ... Copied to Clipboard! |
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