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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]This generation of teachers is the most under-worked and over-entitled ever. In the 1970s my mother would carry bags of books home with her every single night and sit up grading her HS kids French homework, putting in corrections and encouragement and grades. Every single night. Homework just doesn't exist on that level any more. You'r'e lucky if the teacher checks its been done, but they don't engage with it at all. [/quote] I do this. Every single night. I work every Saturday. Every Sunday. I am comfortable estimating I work 70 hours at least one week a month and never under 60. My coworkers are quitting because of the workload and I’m seriously considering it. I’m underworked and over-entitled?[/quote] Most teachers are not grading. It’s auto grade on the computer and if teachers review it it’s a grade and no comments. [/quote] Not in ES. (I'm in FCPS.)[/quote]
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