Wednesday, June 12, 2019

Social Studies

Wow! I can't believe it has been almost a year to the day since my last post, a little after my birthday last year. When I started this blog, I was just starting to have my very first classroom and I wanted to record all of the cute projects we were doing, click the tabs at the top to see some of them!

But that was years ago and I've come a long way since then... sort of. In my last post a year ago I was telling you all that I am looking into teaching abroad and hoping to leave before 2019. Well surprise!... I'm still in the United States 🤣🤣🤣


But that's not the end of the story...

I have actually settled on a country. I haven't announced it yet because I am still waiting on some paperwork but the SECOND it is all finalized, I cannot wait to share it with you all!

But I'll get back to that when I can give more information.

Current situation...

Struggling to balance teaching and having a social life

For a long time I didn't have a lot of friends, and the ones I did have were hard to stay in contact with because I kept moving around.

Fast forward to today

I moved... again... to a city nearby the one I was raised in. So I still teach in a district that's 35-45 minutes away from where I live. So I find myself super tired at the end of a work day, mind you I'm still a substitute teacher so I don't grade papers and write lesson plans at the moment. And I've finally stopped going to school so I don't come home and do homework anymore. I've been trying to reconnect with old friends and make some new ones along the way. Last summer I chose not to work and I had what was arguably the BEST summer of my life. I went to the beach, concerts, parties, and made so many great memories with great people.

I guess this is something I deal with because I'm still young and single so I wonder... How do full time teachers with families makes time for... anything else?

9 comments:

  1. You write as if you're actually a teacher and actually do projects with kids...but I've seen you walk into classes like a total a-hole. As a sub you can sub close to home with no commitment ya know.

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    1. 🤣I don't know how one walks into a classroom like a "total a-hole" but I def am an actual teacher and have had my own classrooms in the past. As a sub I do whatever the teachers leave for me and sometimes make up things on the fly if they don't leave enough work. And yes I'm aware I can sub close to where I live. Take off that anonymous button if you wanna have a real conversation.

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    2. Yeah sure, because any good comes from that. I'm just letting you know, you aren't a real teacher and you sound like an a-hole when you walk into someone else's classroom talking to little kids like delinquents. Your tone sets the day and your attitude sucks.

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    3. 🤣🤣🤣🤣 you're really making my day that you have all this to say but hiding behind the anonymous button. You don't know a thing about me clearly cause I've never talked to any child like there a delinquent. If I've come in the room like a hard ass it's because I've had that class before and know that they're going to try to walk all over the substitute which I will not have. And my Master's degree, 3 certifications and paycheck that say teacher would disagree with you about me being a "real teacher". My "attitude" is dependent on the behavior of the students 🤣 that's really comical of you to say my attitude sucks 🤣🤣🤣🤣

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  2. Sub paycheck = teacher's paycheck... I doubt that.

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    1. Reading is fundamental kiddo. Never said they were equal. But I grow bored of you so I'm done with this conversation.

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  3. I'm bored with you too, pretend teacher. Go sub where you live and don't complain about the drive. Don't complain about anons writing here if you leave the option available.

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