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Rory Phoulorie wrote:Daran wrote:....and the grand finale....13 weeks paid vacation per year. How the f*ck is that not a sweet deal.
Teachers don't have 13 weeks paid vacation. Where did you get that idea? Children have 13 weeks vacation, not teachers. Depending on the school, teachers are sent on workshops during the children's vacation periods (Board run schools tend to do this more than the Government run schools). The Government has every right to send all teachers to educational workshops during the children's vacation periods.
Teachers have to inform the Government before they leave the country. Teachers have to prepare formal lesson plans for every single class which are audited by their immediate supervisors and school supervisors. Those lesson plans are usually done outside the normal school hours because during whatever free periods they have, they have to be correcting homework and setting assignments for students.
A lot of people are very ignorant on the actual duties of teachers.
Rory Phoulorie wrote:Daran wrote:....and the grand finale....13 weeks paid vacation per year. How the f*ck is that not a sweet deal.
Teachers don't have 13 weeks paid vacation LMAO, who fool you padna?. Where did you get that idea? Children have 13 weeks vacation, not teachers. Depending on the school, teachers are sent on workshops during the children's vacation periods (Board run schools tend to do this more than the Government run schools). The Government has every right to send all teachers to educational workshops during the children's vacation periods.
Teachers have to inform the Government before they leave the country. Teachers have to prepare formal lesson plans for every single class which are audited by their immediate supervisors and school supervisors. Those lesson plans are usually done outside the normal school hours because during whatever free periods they have, they have to be correcting homework and setting assignments for students.
A lot of people are very ignorant on the actual duties of teachers.
Daran wrote:LOL most teachers are such ungrateful idiots, they don't realize how easy they have it.
Their job is not hard, I went back to teach highschool on contract in my year off before university. It was damn easy and actually fun.....yes it's a little more demanding since a good teacher (note, good) gives the class 100% of their attention during the period......yet all i heard from most of the staff was complaints.
When I went to work at real jobs, I realized how easy teachers had it. The responsiblity, stress, lack of free time (3 weeks vacation, 10 days sick/casual and hours from 8 to 6pm), traffic and general challanages faced were far far greater than 90% of teachers can imagine.
Teachers get around ~9K/mo starting (14k after 5 years), have 28 days (sick and casual), work hours between 8am and 2:30pm + hour for lunch and 15min recess.....and the grand finale....13 weeks paid vacation per year. How the f*ck is that not a sweet deal.
Plus, if you're an enterprising teacher, you start giving lessons after school hours.....3 days week, from 3:30 to 5:30pm, 10 students per class......and a cheap fee $50 a class ($200 a month) and pulling in an extra $6000 tax free per month.....that's your spending money + car loan money right there.......you could bank your entire salary after that.
Daran wrote:Rory Phoulorie wrote:Daran wrote:....and the grand finale....13 weeks paid vacation per year. How the f*ck is that not a sweet deal.
Teachers don't have 13 weeks paid vacation LMAO, who fool you padna?. Where did you get that idea? Children have 13 weeks vacation, not teachers. Depending on the school, teachers are sent on workshops during the children's vacation periods (Board run schools tend to do this more than the Government run schools). The Government has every right to send all teachers to educational workshops during the children's vacation periods.
Teachers have to inform the Government before they leave the country. Teachers have to prepare formal lesson plans for every single class which are audited by their immediate supervisors and school supervisors. Those lesson plans are usually done outside the normal school hours because during whatever free periods they have, they have to be correcting homework and setting assignments for students.
A lot of people are very ignorant on the actual duties of teachers.
Please do not come with this BS. You think I don't know teachers? I have more teachers in my family than any other profession.
NO ONE informs the government when they leave the country. And I think only once ever has there been a workshop (two weeks mind you) that was held during July........and I have friends and family in dozens of schools. This is false propaganda spread by teachers and TUTTA.
Lesson Plans? Seriously, that's done probably once ever and then revised in couple hours when the Sylabus changes. And OMFG you are making a big deal about doing this outside working hours? I know teachers who do this during regular working hours quiet easily. You forget teahers have free periods and an hour for lunch.
If teachers want respect, they have stop with this gimme gimme lazy ass attitude and work for once. Some teachers do and I truly respect them, but most of them are just plain lazy.
mamoo_pagal wrote:Daran wrote:LOL most teachers are such ungrateful idiots, they don't realize how easy they have it.
Their job is not hard, I went back to teach highschool on contract in my year off before university. It was damn easy and actually fun.....yes it's a little more demanding since a good teacher (note, good) gives the class 100% of their attention during the period......yet all i heard from most of the staff was complaints.
When I went to work at real jobs, I realized how easy teachers had it. The responsiblity, stress, lack of free time (3 weeks vacation, 10 days sick/casual and hours from 8 to 6pm), traffic and general challanages faced were far far greater than 90% of teachers can imagine.
Teachers get around ~9K/mo starting (14k after 5 years), have 28 days (sick and casual), work hours between 8am and 2:30pm + hour for lunch and 15min recess.....and the grand finale....13 weeks paid vacation per year. How the f*ck is that not a sweet deal.
Plus, if you're an enterprising teacher, you start giving lessons after school hours.....3 days week, from 3:30 to 5:30pm, 10 students per class......and a cheap fee $50 a class ($200 a month) and pulling in an extra $6000 tax free per month.....that's your spending money + car loan money right there.......you could bank your entire salary after that.
Where you really employed as a teacher?
Stephon. wrote:mamoo_pagal wrote:Daran wrote:LOL most teachers are such ungrateful idiots, they don't realize how easy they have it.
Their job is not hard, I went back to teach highschool on contract in my year off before university. It was damn easy and actually fun.....yes it's a little more demanding since a good teacher (note, good) gives the class 100% of their attention during the period......yet all i heard from most of the staff was complaints.
When I went to work at real jobs, I realized how easy teachers had it. The responsiblity, stress, lack of free time (3 weeks vacation, 10 days sick/casual and hours from 8 to 6pm), traffic and general challanages faced were far far greater than 90% of teachers can imagine.
Teachers get around ~9K/mo starting (14k after 5 years), have 28 days (sick and casual), work hours between 8am and 2:30pm + hour for lunch and 15min recess.....and the grand finale....13 weeks paid vacation per year. How the f*ck is that not a sweet deal.
Plus, if you're an enterprising teacher, you start giving lessons after school hours.....3 days week, from 3:30 to 5:30pm, 10 students per class......and a cheap fee $50 a class ($200 a month) and pulling in an extra $6000 tax free per month.....that's your spending money + car loan money right there.......you could bank your entire salary after that.
Where you really employed as a teacher?
Since we are on the topic of teachers.
You need an English teacher.
mero wrote:reynold1>Stephon
dem quotes
Daran wrote:
Please do not come with this BS. You think I don't know teachers? I have more teachers in my family than any other profession.
NO ONE informs the government when they leave the country. And I think only once ever has there been a workshop (two weeks mind you) that was held during July........and I have friends and family in dozens of schools. This is false propaganda spread by teachers and TUTTA.
Lesson Plans? Seriously, that's done probably once ever and then revised in couple hours when the Sylabus changes. And OMFG you are making a big deal about doing this outside working hours? I know teachers who do this during regular working hours quiet easily. You forget teahers have free periods and an hour for lunch.
If teachers want respect, they have stop with this gimme gimme lazy ass attitude and work for once. Some teachers do and I truly respect them, but most of them are just plain lazy.
Daran wrote:LOL most teachers are such ungrateful idiots, they don't realize how easy they have it.
Their job is not hard, I went back to teach highschool on contract in my year off before university. It was damn easy and actually fun.....
Rory Phoulorie wrote:I stand by what I said.
Apparently, the teachers in your family fall into the lazy ass group that everyone generalises teachers to be in. Sucks to be you.
~Vēġó~ wrote:Rory Phoulorie wrote:I stand by what I said.
Apparently, the teachers in your family fall into the lazy ass group that everyone generalises teachers to be in. Sucks to be you.
x100....really sorry for the pupils in their classes...
UML wrote:even if they d man family lazy....they are still teachers and a good reflection of teachers in general...he is just one person with so many "lazy" teachers....so imagine the entire teaching service
veedubtt wrote:y we eh talk about lazy arse parents??
veedubtt wrote:y not make a thread about the "few as allyuh want to put it", teachers who do work really really hard? Man who does gives classes on evenings FOR FREE. man who does go to skool and teach the kids during easter and xmas holidays to ensure the syllabus done in time for exam. Good talk teachers 2 nah
Daran wrote:Rory Phoulorie wrote:Daran wrote:....and the grand finale....13 weeks paid vacation per year. How the f*ck is that not a sweet deal.
Teachers don't have 13 weeks paid vacation LMAO, who fool you padna?. Where did you get that idea? Children have 13 weeks vacation, not teachers. Depending on the school, teachers are sent on workshops during the children's vacation periods (Board run schools tend to do this more than the Government run schools). The Government has every right to send all teachers to educational workshops during the children's vacation periods.
Teachers have to inform the Government before they leave the country. Teachers have to prepare formal lesson plans for every single class which are audited by their immediate supervisors and school supervisors. Those lesson plans are usually done outside the normal school hours because during whatever free periods they have, they have to be correcting homework and setting assignments for students.
A lot of people are very ignorant on the actual duties of teachers.
Please do not come with this BS. You think I don't know teachers? I have more teachers in my family than any other profession.
NO ONE informs the government when they leave the country. And I think only once ever has there been a workshop (two weeks mind you) that was held during July........and I have friends and family in dozens of schools. This is false propaganda spread by teachers and TUTTA. This is a must because if needed to report for Work or have a workshop to do they will be contacted if out of the country they will not be paid
Lesson Plans? Seriously, that's done probably once ever and then revised in couple hours when the Sylabus changes. And OMFG you are making a big deal about doing this outside working hours? I know teachers who do this during regular working hours quiet easily. You forget teahers have free periods and an hour for lunch. Every single year My wife spends about three- four weeks of the July August Vacation Planning a scheme of work As per directive from her Principal it needs to be redone every year then it is reviewed by the principal and if corrections are to be done they will inform her
If teachers want respect, they have stop with this gimme gimme lazy ass attitude and work for once. Some teachers do and I truly respect them, but most of them are just plain lazy. All I have to Say is One Bad Apple spoils the bunch
c'mon, these are the same fools who earnestly believe that ALL public servants are lazy just because dey spend all day in licencing to do an engine change
ronsin1 wrote:Daran wrote:Rory Phoulorie wrote:Daran wrote:....and the grand finale....13 weeks paid vacation per year. How the f*ck is that not a sweet deal.
Teachers don't have 13 weeks paid vacation LMAO, who fool you padna?. Where did you get that idea? Children have 13 weeks vacation, not teachers. Depending on the school, teachers are sent on workshops during the children's vacation periods (Board run schools tend to do this more than the Government run schools). The Government has every right to send all teachers to educational workshops during the children's vacation periods.
Teachers have to inform the Government before they leave the country. Teachers have to prepare formal lesson plans for every single class which are audited by their immediate supervisors and school supervisors. Those lesson plans are usually done outside the normal school hours because during whatever free periods they have, they have to be correcting homework and setting assignments for students.
A lot of people are very ignorant on the actual duties of teachers.
Please do not come with this BS. You think I don't know teachers? I have more teachers in my family than any other profession.
NO ONE informs the government when they leave the country. And I think only once ever has there been a workshop (two weeks mind you) that was held during July........and I have friends and family in dozens of schools. This is false propaganda spread by teachers and TUTTA. This is a must because if needed to report for Work or have a workshop to do they will be contacted if out of the country they will not be paid
Lesson Plans? Seriously, that's done probably once ever and then revised in couple hours when the Sylabus changes. And OMFG you are making a big deal about doing this outside working hours? I know teachers who do this during regular working hours quiet easily. You forget teahers have free periods and an hour for lunch. Every single year My wife spends about three- four weeks of the July August Vacation Planning a scheme of work As per directive from her Principal it needs to be redone every year then it is reviewed by the principal and if corrections are to be done they will inform her
If teachers want respect, they have stop with this gimme gimme lazy ass attitude and work for once. Some teachers do and I truly respect them, but most of them are just plain lazy. All I have to Say is One Bad Apple spoils the bunch
I also want to add most of my wifes Salary goes back into buying stationary for her class as the government is yet to send any for the school she is assigned to
She also spends about two- three hours every evening planning work so don't believe that a teaching job is from 8 am -2:30 pm
You are really a empty headed fellow yuh know
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