Teacher might quit

[Anonymous]

I think my child’s teacher might quit. Many signs but today my DD said that her teacher said that she can’t do this anymore. The class is out of control behaviorally.

[Anonymous]

So?

[Anonymous]

One of my kids lost one last week. It's a a hard job always and this year is over the top.

To all the teachers, thank you for the work you are doing!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I think my child’s teacher might quit. Many signs but today my DD said that her teacher said that she can’t do this anymore. The class is out of control behaviorally.

What can you do to support this teacher? Can you send her a note (not referring to her comment at all) but thanking her for what she has done this year? Can you volunteer in the classroom? Can you send in some books or supplies? Mostly though I would send in a note (and perhaps a Starbucks card).

[Anonymous]

I think about quitting every few weeks but I am a single parent so I can't. It's been wonderful to be in person this year but the behaviors are just so out there. It is draining. We found out today that we are getting a half day on December 23rd and I felt such relief that I almost cried. Lots of teachers are on the edge.

[Anonymous]

When my teen was in 4th grade, the teacher could not control the class. It was hell for the entire year, they learned practically nothing, and she left teaching at the end of the year.

Strength to the teacher and all the children in her class, OP.

[Anonymous]

My dd said yesterday the entire class was screaming at the teacher. I wish I knew what was going on.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My dd said yesterday the entire class was screaming at the teacher. I wish I knew what was going on.

Ask the principal.

[Anonymous]

If things are so bad that a grown adult can’t take it when they’re getting paid, I’d definitely be volunteering so I knew what my child was being exposed to every day!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:If things are so bad that a grown adult can’t take it when they’re getting paid, I’d definitely be volunteering so I knew what my child was being exposed to every day!

How much do you think you should be paid to be physically attacked by students every day?

[Anonymous]

https://www.boredteachers.com/post/15-reasons-why-the-teacher-just-quit?fbclid=IwAR2W1XhLWV28FVQu7jiJZsc0nCno8Xc90rfRXEi5Y4nTzaEknOzQue7lWQA


Here are a few reasons.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:https://www.boredteachers.com/post/15-reasons-why-the-teacher-just-quit?fbclid=IwAR2W1XhLWV28FVQu7jiJZsc0nCno8Xc90rfRXEi5Y4nTzaEknOzQue7lWQA


Here are a few reasons.

I just check boxes. And I don’t even fail the kid sleeping or on the phone all day. I give them a 60% and avoid unnecessary BS.

Keep the check$ flowin’.

[Anonymous]

She will probably quit. Classroom management is rough, and even rougher this year.

Most teachers quit in the first five years, because it's such an easy and well paid job. /s

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:https://www.boredteachers.com/post/15-reasons-why-the-teacher-just-quit?fbclid=IwAR2W1XhLWV28FVQu7jiJZsc0nCno8Xc90rfRXEi5Y4nTzaEknOzQue7lWQA


Here are a few reasons.

3, 5,6 and 13 are the ones that get me contemplating quitting....MS teacher.

[Anonymous]

Given you’d rather post than help, can you blame her?