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Teachers: What are your typical hours?

Original post by MrsTC

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On a normal day.

And then when you get home, do you work on lesson plans every day? Or just a few days a week?

TIA
Goldi1021

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I am to clock in by 8:30. I am there by 7:45 most days though.. I do my lesson plans for the week on Monday so my supervisor can see them. The kids leave at 2:30. I leave at 3 or at 3:30 if I have a clinical meeting - I work in day treatment.

BriBri529

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my hours are from 7:30-2:30

Shorty McBride

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FH is brand new to teaching - he's in by 8:20am, and sometimes doesn't get home until 7pm!!!

He works about 35 miles from home. School ends around 3:45, but now he coaches softball for the girls (grades 4, 5, 6) until 5:30pm for NO PAY - he has to wait until all of the girls are picked up before he leaves, then it's at least an hour drive home - sometimes longer if it's raining.

He plans all weekend.

Poor guy!
swags1016

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Posted by shorty the pumpkin

FH is brand new to teaching - he's in by 8:20am, and sometimes doesn't get home until 7pm!!!

He works about 35 miles from home. School ends around 3:45, but now he coaches softball for the girls (grades 4, 5, 6) until 5:30pm for NO PAY - he has to wait until all of the girls are picked up before he leaves, then it's at least an hour drive home - sometimes longer if it's raining.

He plans all weekend.

Poor guy!



NO pay????????????????? What district is he in??? The union is allowing this?
Shorty McBride

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he coaches for no pay. It's not a school team, but they practice/play on school grounds and they're coached by teachers.

Ronkonkomonga

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holy crap - I totally chose the wrong profession. An average teacher day is about 6 - 7 hours with a lunch period???
Shorty McBride

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Posted by Ronkonkomonga



holy crap - I totally chose the wrong profession. An average teacher day is about 6 - 7 hours with a lunch period???



factor in planning, grading, panicking over the planning, and you've got a pretty full day, especially for a new, inexperienced first-timer!
swags1016

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Posted by shorty the pumpkin

he coaches for no pay. It's not a school team, but they practice/play on school grounds and they're coached by teachers.



That's not right. Sorry but it will look good on his resume!


Posted by Ronkonkomonga



holy crap - I totally chose the wrong profession. An average teacher day is about 6 - 7 hours with a lunch period???



Again that is the SCHOOL Hours! That doesn't include grading, planning, preparing, calling parents, meetings that might take place after school and other things like that. Is it rough no, But I definitely work more than a 40 hour week and most of my lunch periods are still spent with students anyways.
swags1016

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Sorry double post wasn't meant

TracyInQueens

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Posted by Ronkonkomonga



holy crap - I totally chose the wrong profession. An average teacher day is about 6 - 7 hours with a lunch period???



That's just the work day- that does NOT include alll the additional work that has to be done, often at home and on the weekend. I think many of the people who have responded here have addressed the need to put time in before and/or after school.

Not to mention everyone's favorite activity, calling parents! I used to spend a good amount of time doing that.
MrsTC

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Posted by swags1016


Posted by shorty the pumpkin

he coaches for no pay. It's not a school team, but they practice/play on school grounds and they're coached by teachers.



That's not right. Sorry but it will look good on his resume!


Posted by Ronkonkomonga



holy crap - I totally chose the wrong profession. An average teacher day is about 6 - 7 hours with a lunch period???



Again that is the SCHOOL Hours! That doesn't include grading, planning, preparing, calling parents, meetings that might take place after school and other things like that. Is it rough no, But I definitely work more than a 40 hour week and most of my lunch periods are still spent with students anyways.



the way i see it i work way over 40 hours no and it is meaningless to me.....but if i work over 40 hours a week and it has meaning and i am enjoying what i do, it is well worth it!

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