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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Is it really your personal time? I don’t think teachers workday is done at the ringing of the last bell. [/quote]

Teachers have contract hours.  At my school it's 8:30-4.  The kids are all gone by 4 and so are most of the teachers, and although some stay longer to finish stuff I'd say more arrive early, before contract hours, but not all do.  Some work just the contract hours, some work extra hours without extra pay.[/quote]

So school ends at 3 and kids come back at 4 for help. No they ask for help after school and the teacher is on the clock.

Plus 8:30-4 is only 7.5 hrs.[/quote]

No I am not on the clock at that time. I have to say your attitude is supremely selfish. [/quote]

What are your hours? [b]How many planning times do you have a week vs actual work hours, plus lunch[/b].[/quote]

Why is it so hard for you to understand that the hours that a teacher needs to put in to do their job (excluding working with kids after school) far exceeds any planning time they get?  Do you think teachers are just making this up. If I got adequate planning time. I would not need to spend 30 hours a week beyond contract hours doing work. The problem with teaching is that it’s actually two jobs treated as if it is one. [/quote]

You need a mentor.

Maybe you are working hard but not working smart.

I think it’s reasonable to help students from 3-4.[/quote]

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