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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I'll be the voice of dissent here. A boyfriend that I lived with for 2 years was a teacher. He never ever brought work home unless he "goofed off" during a planning period, he had 2, in addition to lunch. He did all his grading during those times, he said lunch hour was more for socializating and he wasn't interested. [b]It was his 5th year teaching the same grade, and he had perfected his curriculum the first couple years and continues to follow that with some tweaking.[/b] He was home by 4 pm every day. It was eye opening to say the least![/quote] There's a big part of it right there. The rest of it? Not the norm. [/quote] I'm concerned that your boyfriend believed that he had "perfected" his curriculum and didn't 'need to do more each year than tweak it. He doesn't sound like a very reflective and responsive practitioner of the craft.[/quote] I don't see an issue with this.[/quote] Exactly! You always have to tweak it because what worked for one class doesn't work for the next. [/quote] The point is he did, and was obviously successful because he was voted "teacher of the year" 2 years in a row.[/quote]
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