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It's a great job, but there is a lot of s**t that goes along with it that people don't quite get. It is a job you really do bring home with you. Very rewarding though.
Don't even start on this old chestnut. There are not that many other jobs where you have to work on your holidays.
Not to mention weekends planning and organising. We don't have RDO's like a lot of other jobs, or overtime for the extra hours we do. We can't take holidays whenever we like either.
I wonder if you have ever been out to dinner with your misses for a nice meal when someone you are doing work for (a parent in this case) has pulled up a seat and sat at your table then started talking about the things you should be doing in order to do your job properly (teach her daughter).
Can anyone really take holidays "whenever they like" ? I know I can't.
Can anyone really take holidays "whenever they like" ?
A bulk of it would be planning/organising and meetings. would also get there earlier for the same stuff. I'd imagine sharing an office with other teachers of your kind (pe or classroom) and as HBG said coordinating the next days work and organizing / preparing for future events like school sports etc. You'd also have to take notes on students behavior and work ethic and probably typing or storing them on a computer for reports.
High school maths teacher must be pretty sweet. Textbook is all set, all you have to do outside of class is set and mark a few exams. No lesson plans, no essays, no assignments.
Fryingpan, sounds like you are taking it in the butt
Yes. I know the basic premise of being a teacher. I'm interested in specific examples that are causing him to stay at work until after 6PM.
It's either a case of chronic time mis-management or being left to shoulder the entire load by himself. Admittedly, as a high school teacher you get free periods in which to plan and can often do some planning and correction in class, but, apart from school organised events I have never been at school past 6 (unless I was playing bball with the year 10s and 11s).
Lots of people bring their job home with them.
Lol says who? I get calls at all hours of the day and night. I get calls when I'm on holidays (which are rare) I get calls where I need to leave home. My brother as a physio gets calls from patients constantly. We both receive work calls on weekends. How many calls do you average a day as a teacher?
Can anyone really take holidays "whenever they like" ? I know I can't.
Similar yes.