Teachers - Page 3

SedgefieldMackem · 18th November 2011, 12:55 PM

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Originally Posted by Tony_Montana1981

Do you spend much time together outside the house? If so then that will end if she works in primary school.

Our lass teaches 5 year old and you have to be with them and keep an eye on them all day so you cant do any paperwork during the day.

Also, 5 year olds are almost as bad as the teenagers now. Attack each other with scissors, tell the headteacher to fuck off etc.

Hmmm.

Maybe I could hoy her on a treadmill and get her to be a games teacher. They never seemed to give a fuck & they can't have much paperwork.

YorkMackem · 18th November 2011, 12:55 PM

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Originally Posted by SedgefieldMackem

Our lass (fuck off) is in the process of applying for a PGCE and deciding whether to do primary or secondary. She won't have it that a primary job is much more favourable. She wants to be a secondary RE teacher - may as well go straight into social work.

That'll be full of motivated students like.

SedgefieldMackem · 18th November 2011, 12:57 PM

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Originally Posted by YorkMackem

That'll be full of motivated students like.

Exactly.

I was a fairly good lad at school, got good grades etc, but even I used to treat our RE teacher with contempt.

She's gonna get eaten alive.

Tracked Item · 18th November 2011, 12:58 PM

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Originally Posted by Tony_Montana1981

I'll bite.

Our lass is in work at 8.00 every morning and leaves at around 5.30. She then works from home from about 6.30 - 9.30 every night of the week. And also most Sundays.

Then why do schools & teachers not sort their systems out, share lesson plans and content nationally? Introduce systems to aid marking.

What does she do each night?

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Originally Posted by dirty bristow

My wife is a teacher although not in mainstream now but by fuck, they get some stress.
Think of all the scummy little shits about now and put 20+ of them together in one classroom whereby rules have been eroded by the liberal elite to keep us all down and divided.

Just like a lot of other jobs like call centre staff, nurses, fireman, police, shop workers, restaurant staff who all have to take shit each day every day... but they do it without 13 weeks leave.

WheyHey · 18th November 2011, 01:01 PM

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Originally Posted by Tony_Montana1981

I'll bite.

Our lass is in work at 8.00 every morning and leaves at around 5.30. She then works from home from about 6.30 - 9.30 every night of the week. And also most Sundays.

You poor fucker! Married to a teacher and she's a bit slow.

YorkMackem · 18th November 2011, 01:01 PM

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Originally Posted by SedgefieldMackem

Exactly.

I was a fairly good lad at school, got good grades etc, but even I used to treat our RE teacher with contempt.

She's gonna get eaten alive.

I teach maths now and hated it at school. It's a really rewarding subject to teach once you see the penny drop.

Chappers · 18th November 2011, 01:03 PM

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Originally Posted by PTR

Here we go again with that bullshit argument

It's true, if the term are conditions are so great, then become one and shut your hole moaning about others who are doing this job.

Tracked Item · 18th November 2011, 01:04 PM

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Originally Posted by YorkMackem

I teach maths now and hated it at school. It's a really rewarding subject to teach once you see the penny drop.

that sounds like an easy lesson, counting one penny.

FFS lad, you should try something a little harder

YorkMackem · 18th November 2011, 01:04 PM

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Originally Posted by Tracked Item

Then why do schools & teachers not sort their systems out, share lesson plans and content nationally? Introduce systems to aid marking.

What does she do each night?

Just like a lot of other jobs like call centre staff, nurses, fireman, police, shop workers, restaurant staff who all have to take shit each day every day... but they do it without 13 weeks leave.

Lesson plans are a very personal thing mate. They are dependent on your own style, the students learning style, time and facilities, among other things.

This in turn leads to non generic work for marking too and the feedback that you give needs to be personal to each student.

Tracked Item · 18th November 2011, 01:05 PM

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Originally Posted by Chappers

It's true, if the term are conditions are so great, then become one and shut your hole moaning about others who are doing this job.

no, I don't want to teach but that doesn't mean we have to sit in silence and listen to the bleating on from the teachers and their strikes.