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I mean, a lot of comes down to the individual teachers. The good ones, who care about their students, will spend extra time running student groups (drama clubs,
by Goronmon 10y ago
I mean, a lot of comes down to the individual teachers. The good ones, who care about their students, will spend extra time running student groups (drama clubs, etc) and participate in teacher groups. Add in grading and planning on top of that and you can easily be working 12 hour days, easily.
But you can still have plenty of teachers that don't care about making the extra effort.
- ticviking 10y agoBluntly teachers who need to work much more than contract hours are not efficient or planning ahead well.
- squeaky-clean 10y agoTell that to my programming teacher, who also ran the business club twice a week after school and the programming club once a week after school. In fact, it never really struck me until now how nice he was to stay late. The programming club would be about 2 hours long, and he'd stay another 2 hours after because we all wanted to continue coding together, we couldn't be in the computer lab without a teacher.
- jschwartzi 10y agoLet me tell you about how many hours a day I was working when I was student teaching.