I love being a teacher!

[Anonymous]

Most kids are great, some of the parents appreciate me, the kids love me and i excel at my job but the annoying parents, low pay and awful administration make work hell most days. BUT then SUMMER COMES and i have FREEDOM!! i can travel, go to the pool, read, hell i even have time to clean my refrigerator! Time is so much more important than money; I will never leave the profession.

[Anonymous]

Maybe brush up on your grammar over the break.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Maybe brush up on your grammar over the break.

Dont be jealous that I just whipped this out right before heading out shopping.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Maybe brush up on your grammar over the break.

I'm not one to point out such obnoxious, obvious errors, but I have to agree with you. Also OP, most people in the dc area make six figures and pay people to clean out their fridge, to actually have free time. I wouldn't brag too much.

[Anonymous]

I'm jealous! I miss teaching so much now that I'm back in the corporate world...especially now that all my teacher friends are posting their fun summer plans on Facebook. Wish I wasn't stuck in the dreary office all day. Enjoy, OP!

[Anonymous]

You guys are too much. OP, congrats and I'm glad you found something you love. What grade do you teach and what do you love about the work?

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Anonymous wrote:Maybe brush up on your grammar over the break.

I'm not one to point out such obnoxious, obvious errors, but I have to agree with you. Also OP, most people in the dc area make six figures and pay people to clean out their fridge, to actually have free time. I wouldn't brag too much.

That's a good point but do you also get 3 months paid vacation?

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Anonymous wrote:Maybe brush up on your grammar over the break.

I'm not one to point out such obnoxious, obvious errors, but I have to agree with you. Also OP, most people in the dc area make six figures and pay people to clean out their fridge, to actually have free time. I wouldn't brag too much.

That's a good point but do you also get 3 months paid vacation?

And can you leave at 4pm and never work weekends? Ahhh...

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:You guys are too much. OP, congrats and I'm glad you found something you love. What grade do you teach and what do you love about the work?

I teach early childhood. The kids give me tons of hugs all day and to see them learning to read is very rewarding. But the vacations are better than that! LOL

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Anonymous wrote:Maybe brush up on your grammar over the break.

I'm not one to point out such obnoxious, obvious errors, but I have to agree with you. Also OP, most people in the dc area make six figures and pay people to clean out their fridge, to actually have free time. I wouldn't brag too much.

That's a good point but do you also get 3 months paid vacation?

And can you leave at 4pm and never work weekends? Ahhh...

All my teacher friends work weekends! Planning, grading papers, Etc.

Congrats, op! It's good to find a job that you love

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Anonymous wrote:You guys are too much. OP, congrats and I'm glad you found something you love. What grade do you teach and what do you love about the work?

I teach early childhood. The kids give me tons of hugs all day and to see them learning to read is very rewarding. But the vacations are better than that! LOL

Good for you, OP! Did you always teach early childhood? Is your background in education or psychology?

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Anonymous wrote:Maybe brush up on your grammar over the break.

I'm not one to point out such obnoxious, obvious errors, but I have to agree with you. Also OP, most people in the dc area make six figures and pay people to clean out their fridge, to actually have free time. I wouldn't brag too much.

That's a good point but do you also get 3 months paid vacation?

And can you leave at 4pm and never work weekends? Ahhh...

Teachers are not paid over the summer. And while they might leave at 4, they will do several hours of work at home. Teaching is a hard job.

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Anonymous wrote:Maybe brush up on your grammar over the break.

I'm not one to point out such obnoxious, obvious errors, but I have to agree with you. Also OP, most people in the dc area make six figures and pay people to clean out their fridge, to actually have free time. I wouldn't brag too much.

That's a good point but do you also get 3 months paid vacation?

And can you leave at 4pm and never work weekends? Ahhh...

Teachers are not paid over the summer. And while they might leave at 4, they will do several hours of work at home. Teaching is a hard job.

Exactly. This is why teachers in the Education forums are defending their planning time, teacher workdays, etc. so fiercely. The misperceptions about the teaching profession are rampant.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Maybe brush up on your grammar over the break.

I'm not one to point out such obnoxious, obvious errors, but I have to agree with you. Also OP, most people in the dc area make six figures and pay people to clean out their fridge, to actually have free time. I wouldn't brag too much.

No. "Most people" don't.

[Anonymous]

I make 6 figures, am out by 4 everyday and am still jealous of OP.

I am sorry we don't pay teachers more. I am glad you love your job and the children and tolerate the parents who probably have perfect grammar...