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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]it's the parents. not the kids that they don't like. [/quote] Well they are free to change jobs, like anyone else.[/quote] And you're free not to read their rants[/quote] I’m also free to think they are lazy.[/quote] Well teachers are human beings too and, like every other profession, a few will be lazy. That goes for lawyers, bus drivers, line cooks, and cops. [/quote] True, but are those people on Fb loudly praying that an entire county full of parents will need last minute childcare the next day? Yes, I know school is not daycare and it’s my responsibility, but it’s just really grating to me. I don’t think they realize how they sound to other working parents.[/quote] If this is your complaint, you have a low bar for lazy. Every teacher I know celebrating the snow day has either been ill and resisting taking a sick day off in the weeks before Winter break or has plans to catch up on grading at home. In my case, I’m doing both. [/quote] Or we are caring for our own kids who are also off today while still trying to find time to catch up on grading. No, I do not hate teaching. I’m in it for the long haul - came for the content, stayed for the kids. [/quote] Understood. But surely you can also understand that many parents who don't have a 1 1/2 week break from work coming up might also be sick and/or have work responsibilities they are frantically trying to take care of? [/quote] You might not have one now, but, if you are middle class, you do get vacation time with much more flexibility than teachers do. Maybe you took a week of vacation this fall. Or perhaps you’re saving your vacation for February. [/quote]
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