Teachers...
- Thread starter Roadhousezamora
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WhoopsAttrocious you did that on purpous didn't you G, Just to put me to the test.
you are such a tease...
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Phew. Just checked, my atrocious was right.
Going to apply to teach spelling to teachers who teach English as a second language.
Attrocious you did that on purpous didn't you G, Just to put me to the test.
you are such a tease...
purpose
No wonder there's a wailing and gnashing of teeth when students miss out on a University placeYes ... but can you chew gum at the same time.
The only marketable skills I picked up in god-knows-how-many years at university were bar tending and cab driving
We never really answered Roadhousezamora's questions in the opening post.
My answers are 'mainly poor', 'yes', 'yes', 'yes' and 'not a lot'.
No teachers or ex teachers/academics are allowed to express an opinion.They're biased and their opinion doesn't matter.
My answers are 'mainly poor', 'yes', 'yes', 'yes' and 'not a lot'.
No teachers or ex teachers/academics are allowed to express an opinion.They're biased and their opinion doesn't matter.
Especially if they're from our colonies-colonials aren't allowed opinions anyway.
The bloke I see down at the Job centre originates from the colonies, I'm sick of them coming over here trying to find me work!
Urban Dictionary: attrocious
Languages are ever evolving - even Shakespeare allowed himself a little leeway in the spelling stakes or should that be mis-stakes?
MarroniUrban Dictionary: attrocious
Languages are ever evolving - even Shakespeare allowed himself a little leeway in the spelling stakes or should that be mis-stakes?
Teachers are all saints.
You can never have too many holidays.
The end of the working day can never come too soon.
These days probably yes - I don't know anybody who doesn't.
You could always apply for a teaching job in Dubai - great pay apparently, i know a couple of teachers who've just moved out there with their family, they're mid-40's and reckon they can retire in 5 yrs time -oh, and they get a free private education for their kids there too at an International school!
Downside - local laws are a bit different to here - don't even think of holding your wife's hand in public!
(NB the correct use of there, their and they're all in one sentence - Miss Bailey would be proud of me!)
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Teachers are all saints.
You can never have too many holidays.
The end of the working day can never come too soon.
These days probably yes - I don't know anybody who doesn't.
(NB the correct use of there, their and they're all in one sentence - Miss Bailey would be proud of me!)
Spoken like a true teacher- which I'm sure you said you were! Teaching English in Italy?
If so-1. Your opinion isn't allowed.
2. If you ARE an English teacher, I would hope you CAN use there,their and they're correctly. Otherwise heaven help the Italians.
If you're not a teacher then I apologise. However your vote still doesn't count because you didn't agree with me!
I posted the thread cos I get grief off some people I know about basically not doing any work and how much of an easy lark teaching is. I disagree with this but yeah its probably not right to ask teachers if they get enough holidays or not...
On second thought, after seeing how many trainee teachers have to retake the numeracy/literacy tests, whilst training, perhaps they aren't qualified to answer this.
The question is therefore opened up to everyone.