I'm a teacher, just wondered what peoples views on them were? Too many holidays? finish too early? Should be happy they have a job and not whinge about pensions???
What do we reckon?
What do we reckon?
Teachers...
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Oh dear that's aright can of worms that one, this was the most recent thread concerning teachers :-
http://www.accringtonweb.com/forum/...s-strike-58386.html?highlight=teachers+strike
http://www.accringtonweb.com/forum/...s-strike-58386.html?highlight=teachers+strike
thanks I'll give it a read, are there any other teachers here, I for one didn't strike with the pensions thing but hey ho... Thanks for the link i'll read some of the opinions.
What do you teach, if it's not too nosey a question?
I'll be honest I do it for the early finishes and the ridiculous holidays... (thats a joke in case anyone from work comes on here)
I agree, I'm never going to make a perpetual motion machine or perfect nuclear fusion but I can do a damn good job of telling other people about it.
I agree, I'm never going to make a perpetual motion machine or perfect nuclear fusion but I can do a damn good job of telling other people about it.
I'm a Science teacher, I moved here 2 years ago with my fiance, I'm trying to get to know a few people on here and get to know the area a bit better.
How about your good self? you mentioned your a professor, whats your field?
How about your good self? you mentioned your a professor, whats your field?
People teach because they weren't able to make a success in the world outside of academia.
Those than can, do.
Those that can't, teach.
(I'm a professor, by the way.)
I agree you are good at professing things -but please don't start going Wilde on us....
When I was at school, ( maybe even the one you now work at in it's previous existence 
) I did have thoughts of becoming a teacher. On reflection I'm glad I didn't in this day and age, I have enough of a job putting up with the cockiness of my own without another 1,000 or so to send me nuts 
) I did have thoughts of becoming a teacher. On reflection I'm glad I didn't in this day and age, I have enough of a job putting up with the cockiness of my own without another 1,000 or so to send me nuts
I agree you are good at professing things -but please don't start going Wilde on us....
I'm only teasing.
Good teachers change lives.
Bad teachers ruin 'em.
I have great respect for those who can inspire their students to achieve their full potential.
I think you're right to be glad -I've been teaching English as a foreign language for 20-odd years and i have come to the conclusion that i prefer teaching adults as a rule and, at a push, older teenagers as they start to become a bit more interesting as human beings....When I was at school, ( maybe even the one you now work at in it's previous existence
It is a very rewarding job, the best day being last thursday when the pupils get their results. Science is a great subject aswell, the pupils love blowing things up... It gets them engaged in the subject
go be a Science teacher, you can blow stuff up every day, I love it!!!
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xDon't believe a word Garinda says!
Should read 'Do believe every word Garinda says.'
Must try harder.
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Science?
The best subject anyone can have a grounding in, without a decent science teacher I probably wouldn't have had such a love of electronics that I have now.
Look at that one quick dismissal from me, a few sharp words from you and your first thread is up to post #16 already, all you needed was a boost!
O.K. it was #16 last time I looked.
Science?
The best subject anyone can have a grounding in, without a decent science teacher I probably wouldn't have had such a love of electronics that I have now.
Look at that one quick dismissal from me, a few sharp words from you and your first thread is up to post #16 already, all you needed was a boost!
O.K. it was #16 last time I looked.
I believe words have been equally sharp Less but we can agree to disagree if you wish