So any of you want to sign up to be mcps substitute teachers

[Anonymous]

Mcps is really desperate for substitutes. And hey a lot of you guys think the teaching is super easy so you may as well take some vacation time and still get paid to do a side hustle.

[Anonymous]

If I didn't already have a full time job I would. All hands on deck. These are unprecedented times. I would definitely help out.

[Anonymous]

I would do it too, just to see what it's like.

[Anonymous]

I can't be a sub, as I work full time, but I've signed up to oversee lunch/recess at our yellow school. So yeah, for the next 3 days until it gets shut down.

[Anonymous]

I would love but they don't let parents

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Mcps is really desperate for substitutes. And hey a lot of you guys think the teaching is super easy so you may as well take some vacation time and still get paid to do a side hustle.

A lot of professionals have professions that don’t allow for a “side hustle”, unlike teaching.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Mcps is really desperate for substitutes. And hey a lot of you guys think the teaching is super easy so you may as well take some vacation time and still get paid to do a side hustle.

A lot of professionals have professions that don’t allow for a “side hustle”, unlike teaching.

Teacher here. It’s hard to have aside hustle when I work 60 hours a week. The summers? They are spent doing curricula writing, recertification classes, and new teacher training (mentoring). There are some teachers who can take on a second job, but many of us can’t.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Mcps is really desperate for substitutes. And hey a lot of you guys think the teaching is super easy so you may as well take some vacation time and still get paid to do a side hustle.

A lot of professionals have professions that don’t allow for a “side hustle”, unlike teaching.

Teacher here. It’s hard to have aside hustle when I work 60 hours a week. The summers? They are spent doing curricula writing, recertification classes, and new teacher training (mentoring). There are some teachers who can take on a second job, but many of us can’t.

Come on, now. A large majority of teachers were private tutoring during remote learning. We know what’s really going on.

[Anonymous]

You first.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Mcps is really desperate for substitutes. And hey a lot of you guys think the teaching is super easy so you may as well take some vacation time and still get paid to do a side hustle.

A lot of professionals have professions that don’t allow for a “side hustle”, unlike teaching.

Teacher here. It’s hard to have aside hustle when I work 60 hours a week. The summers? They are spent doing curricula writing, recertification classes, and new teacher training (mentoring). There are some teachers who can take on a second job, but many of us can’t.

Come on, now. A large majority of teachers were private tutoring during remote learning. We know what’s really going on.

I don’t know a single teacher who did that. We were too busy changing lessons to fit a virtual format and holding extra office hours to help our students. I’m sorry you have such a poor opinion of teachers.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Mcps is really desperate for substitutes. And hey a lot of you guys think the teaching is super easy so you may as well take some vacation time and still get paid to do a side hustle.

A lot of professionals have professions that don’t allow for a “side hustle”, unlike teaching.

Teacher here. It’s hard to have aside hustle when I work 60 hours a week. The summers? They are spent doing curricula writing, recertification classes, and new teacher training (mentoring). There are some teachers who can take on a second job, but many of us can’t.

Come on, now. A large majority of teachers were private tutoring during remote learning. We know what’s really going on.

I don’t know a single teacher who did that. We were too busy changing lessons to fit a virtual format and holding extra office hours to help our students. I’m sorry you have such a poor opinion of teachers.

It’s not just me btw.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I would love but they don't let parents

Do a different school.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I would love but they don't let parents

Yes they do. Just fill out the job application like anyone else.

[Anonymous]

Any parent who demands in person no matter what claiming it is safe should be forced to work as a sub for a week.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Any parent who demands in person no matter what claiming it is safe should be forced to work as a sub for a week.

+100 and do a shift of lunch duty and indoor recess to see what fun that is!