They teach easy to understand material. They don't have to learn new HARD skills such as how engineers and cs guys have to.
Micromanagement is minimal (no one watching you 24/7 while you actually teach. Maybe once in a blue moon and even then, only for like 10 minutes). Their jobs aren't fast paced either. They get to sit all day as well. Most importantly, it is NOT PROFIT DRIVEN in the sense that you don't have to squeeze out your life force as much as others do on a daily bases.
Teaching is the easiest job ever (and no, I'm not "hating". It's just a fact).
Why the fuck do I see people complain everytime I state this fact?
I'm becoming a teacher. It's easier than a general labor job. Easier than a truck driving job. Easier than engineering, cs, nursing, trades, etc. AND they make a lot too in certain states.
>b-but those rotten kids! They are toxic!
Oh, shut up. Most jobs are toxic. Kids are nothing.
Beeing your whole life around little shit LOL Start to jerk off to there instagrams profils
The Pepe is good though
Lincoln Ross
yeah ive always considered going into teaching for this reason, my aunt teaches primary school kids and says its not too bad
Jacob Anderson
They spend that time off planning for lessons almost 24/7
Eli Sanders
LOL it's probably not, I felt the same way when I got my first teaching license in 1999. People really are this arrogant when they're young. I said similar shit. Thank the lord dejanews let us one-time bulk delete usenet posts.
Logan Watson
Be real. 3 fucking months off. Stop whining. What other jobs have you had? Seems to me you lack the context I speak of. If you had other jobs, you'd see how shit they are compared to teaching.
They are probably given some rough idea on how to spread the work. And if applicable, are given a book with answers that also show how to solve a problem (such as with math).
It's also EXTREMELY repetitive. Maybe the first yr will feel weird and uncomfortable, but after that, you can basically regurgitate what you teach forever and ever.
Jace Moore
I wouldn't say the pay is great. And the irritation factor is pretty high. Plus as a new teacher, wouldn't you be forced to go to bad schools to teach, where the students would shoot you?
Ethan Green
>I wouldn't say the pay is great. Depends on the state. My state, they make a lot.
>And the irritation factor is pretty high. Same with all jobs really. Another thing to note, people that work in education have the lowest suicide rates. The job is probably waaay less stressful than other jobs as for one thing (a huge thing), it isn't fast paced/profit driven.
>Plus as a new teacher, wouldn't you be forced to go to bad schools to teach, where the students would shoot you? Not sure how teachers are dispatched.
Ian Evans
I have thought about teaching, but definitely at the community college level, not grade school. I'm thinking that might be better for some reason.
