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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Starr planning your exit. Figure out where you could work and start applying. Give yourself a year or two as a deadline to leave and do it. Focusing on this and working on this goal on your spare time will lift your spirits. You can think, "I'll be out of here eventually or soon" when faced with something or someone difficult.Take time off and don't devote all your energy to this job. Detach emotionally and care less because you know you will be leaving. [/quote] Teacher here, and I agree with this. Start looking around. One of my closest coworkers is quietly working toward another job, and I suspect she isn’t the only one. There are many opportunities out there. I’ve watched a lot of teachers leave for other careers, and not a single one has come back. I get the “grass may not be greener” argument, but I’m seeing a lot of people who have found better pastures. [/quote]
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