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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]so. Much. Whining.

All I have to say is that you chose the profession and the fact  that it is low pay AND difficult seems to be common knowledge. i sympathize with all the problems in and around the work, but it would be nice if all the complainers admit that this is a bed of their own making.

It's like becoming a garbage man and then complaining that  the people  make  smelly garbage.  [/quote]

If you feel that teachers are being so ridiculous, why do you waste your time disrupting teaching related threads? OP asked a reasonable question about worklife/balance. Would you have chimed in if her career had been in sanitation or she was a Walmart cashier?

Seems like teachers threaten you somehow. You keep posting all over DCUM about teachers' having the lowest SAT scores. Doesn't apply to all of us --especially people who are career changers. I came from public health career and graduated with honors from a prep school and my top-rated undergrad. None of my grad degrees are in education. I have two coworkers who are former attorneys, one that was a banker, one that was an Air Force Nurse, two that were engineers (one for Ford, the other for Northrop), and two that are published authors. And that's just my current school.[/quote]

Agree completely. I went to an Ivy and wanted to teach because I think it's important for children to learn to love learning. I'm not unique. [/quote]

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