Teaching and money question

[Anonymous]

Maybe this is a stupid question, but how is having two monitors helpful to lesson planning for you?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote: DD teacher is openly bragging about not retuning next SY to teach in the ME to make non-taxable income. That’s the current state of education affairs right now.

Hey, if she can make more money doing her job, she should do it. I would add that disrespect from students in the ME is reportedly pretty bad in private schools. But hey, disrespect is awful here too. Why not make more? Good for her.

What’s your source?

[Anonymous]

When you see the kids attacking and assaulting teachers and admin firing teachers and ruining careers you would understand that these kids are a nightmare of the tech addicted morons.

[Anonymous]

Teachers have perfected complaining. they get more time off than anyone else that works and have shorter work days and there pay reflects that.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Teachers have perfected complaining. they get more time off than anyone else that works and have shorter work days and there pay reflects that.

Trying to perfect your trolling?

Try writing coherently. You may be more successful. (Maybe if you listened to your teachers…)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:IME, the teachers who are most upset about money are those closer to retirement. They’re unmarried or married to a LMC/working class guy and they’ve just realized that their retirement won’t be as nice as they were expecting. Or it’s farther away than they’d hoped. They might have parents who were in elder care and reality is coming crashing down. If this describes your audience (and of course I’m guessing a bit), then It wasn’t about you. It was about their savings.

To those of you who said monitors are cheap, you are very much in a bubble. Many families do not have $200 for a single monitor, much less two.

You can get monitors at Goodwill for $20.
That's how I sourced them for my kids. They will inherit a crap ton but I still thrift.