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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Any teacher that is assigning work this week really loses all right to complain about being overworked and having a poor work/life balance. The policy was put into place to give teachers ample time to get grades done and if you want to put in 120 last minute grades on the day before the end, thats a you problem.[/quote] You seem triggered by teachers teaching on an instructional day. Teachers receive paid non-instructional days to do all the things you’re mentioning. [/quote] No, let’s be fair. The paid non-instructional days barely make a dent in the work that needs to be done. I mean, not even a dent. They only mean I can get a bit of the following Saturday to myself since I got a little bit done at work. [/quote] Yes it’s super fair to shortchange kids instructional time because you can’t get your work done according to the schedule you agree to follow under your contract. /s [/quote] Ah, of course. You simply assumed I am shortchanging kids. Anything to insult a teacher, huh? But one note: if you’re going to throw the contract at me, then note it only pays me for 195 days. I gave you __considerably__ more than that. Are you sure you want to remind me of my contract? [/quote]
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