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47k to start w/o experience for 9 months of work is great money.

lol. my spouse is literally applying to Dade and Broward schools this week just for the 3 months off...add it to the fact that she'll also be getting a pay raise if she goes through with it.

I'm doing the same thing once the house is paid off. shyt is cake.

Bro, :mjlol: :mjlol: Literally teachers in this thread have told you that is completely false. You account for grading papers and shyt outside of school hours and over the weekend?
 

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47k to start w/o experience for 9 months of work is great money.

lol. my spouse is literally applying to Dade and Broward schools this week just for the 3 months off...add it to the fact that she'll also be getting a pay raise if she goes through with it.

I'm doing the same thing once the house is paid off. shyt is cake.

If you believe you have 3 months off, you got a surprise coming. Not a teacher but I have a ton of them in my family, and they laugh whenever anybody acts like teachers have summers off.
 

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Bro, :mjlol: :mjlol: Literally teachers in this thread have told you that is completely false. You account for grading papers and shyt outside of school hours and over the weekend?

You do, though. If you choose to.






A teacher is just like any other job. Most people can take home work or work 50 hours a week if they choose to. My mentality is you get these 40 hours and that's it. Work smart, not hard.

I've found that the ones that work longer hours are less organized or saavy when it comes to technology and things take them longer.

If you believe you have 3 months off, you got a surprise coming. Not a teacher but I have a ton of them in my family, and they laugh whenever anybody acts like teachers have summers off.


It's all about how they plan their time.

People are still choosing the profession:

As of Aug. 4, the school district had 280 instructional vacancies, compared to 525 at the same time last year. The district tweeted Tuesday — a week before classes are set to begin — how it was recruiting teachers, media specialists and counselors.

Read more at: https://www.miamiherald.com/news/local/education/article264137241.html#storylink=cpy

The teachers that are underpaid are the old ones, unfortunately, 10 years of experience and only making a few hundred dollars more than someone that started in last year.
 

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You do, though. If you choose to.






A teacher is just like any other job. Most people can take home work or work 50 hours a week if they choose to. My mentality is you get these 40 hours and that's it. Work smart, not hard.

I've found that the ones that work longer hours are less organized or saavy when it comes to technology and things take them longer.




It's all about how they plan their time.

People are still choosing the profession:

As of Aug. 4, the school district had 280 instructional vacancies, compared to 525 at the same time last year. The district tweeted Tuesday — a week before classes are set to begin — how it was recruiting teachers, media specialists and counselors.

Read more at: https://www.miamiherald.com/news/local/education/article264137241.html#storylink=cpy

The teachers that are underpaid are the old ones, unfortunately, 10 years of experience and only making a few hundred dollars more than someone that started in last year.



I like you as a poster but I honestly think you'll quit after 2 years.

Teaching isn't a job where you clock in and out, I think the preparation of lesson plans and this new age of adversarial parents will work you. I hope you have nothing but we'll behaved students
 

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You do, though. If you choose to.






A teacher is just like any other job. Most people can take home work or work 50 hours a week if they choose to. My mentality is you get these 40 hours and that's it. Work smart, not hard.

I've found that the ones that work longer hours are less organized or saavy when it comes to technology and things take them longer.




It's all about how they plan their time.


People are still choosing the profession:

As of Aug. 4, the school district had 280 instructional vacancies, compared to 525 at the same time last year. The district tweeted Tuesday — a week before classes are set to begin — how it was recruiting teachers, media specialists and counselors.

Read more at: https://www.miamiherald.com/news/local/education/article264137241.html#storylink=cpy

The teachers that are underpaid are the old ones, unfortunately, 10 years of experience and only making a few hundred dollars more than someone that started in last year.


:gucci:......so somehow ALL teachers have issues planning their time? :mjlol::mjlol:at any other job, but somehow theres 9000 vacancies for a job thats like ANY other..
 

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I like you as a poster but I honestly think you'll quit after 2 years.

Teaching isn't a job where you clock in and out, I think the preparation of lesson plans and this new age of adversarial parents will work you. I hope you have nothing but we'll behaved students
nikkas have NO idea lol. shyt is no joke.
 

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I like you as a poster but I honestly think you'll quit after 2 years.

Teaching isn't a job where you clock in and out, I think the preparation of lesson plans and this new age of adversarial parents will work you. I hope you have nothing but we'll behaved students

I appreciate the comment.

To me, any job is one where you clock and and out because I don't care about any of them. I'm here for a check. "If you can't get it done in 8 hours you're in the wrong position".

I don't care about lesson plans or parents. I'm here to teach a subject, grade work, and enjoy my summers.

:gucci:......so somehow ALL teachers have issues planning their time? :mjlol::mjlol:at any other job, but somehow theres 9000 vacancies for a job thats like ANY other..

They're not, though. There are more than 200,000 public school teachers in Florida alone. So, what's the big deal about wanting to increase payroll by 4%?


We've already cut teaching vacancies in half in Dade...this is a job people are willing to do if the barrier to entry was lowered.

 

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