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    Re: first year teacher and drowning
    Posted by: Very, Very Veteran Teacher on 11/20/09

    Veteran teacher has good advice. Please reread the post.

    On 11/20/09, veteran teacher wrote:
    > Make sure you really know that you don't want to teach! Once
    > you break a contract you may not be able to get hired again.
    > Having said that, teaching is a hard job that often eats up
    > your personal life. If you really want your old job back, then
    > go for it. You don't need to be miserable for the next 30 years.
    >
    > On 11/20/09, drowninginbureaucracy wrote:
    >> I am a first year teacher following the same ups and downs as
    > all new teachers. I really feel like I am not well suited to
    > teaching. I don't hate it but, I don't love it either. My
    > mental state is starting to be affected. I just don't want to
    > wait until I hit bottom. I want out now and feel trapped. I am
    > not teaching the subject I love and work in a low SES area. The
    > kids drag me down when they refuse to think or do hard work.
    > After some soul searching I just don't think I have it in me to
    > overcome the issues or to inspire. I am honestly not an
    > effective teacher. My old job is posted and I really want to
    > take it and leave teaching. Anyone have some opinions or
    > insight???



    Posts on this thread, including this one

  • first year teacher and drowning, 11/20/09, by drowninginbureaucracy.
  • Re: first year teacher and drowning, 11/20/09, by euler.
  • Re: first year teacher and drowning, 11/20/09, by veteran teacher.
  • Re: first year teacher and drowning, 11/20/09, by txteach13.
  • Re: first year teacher and drowning, 11/20/09, by Very, Very Veteran Teacher.
  • Re: first year teacher and drowning/question, 11/23/09, by Sara.

     
     
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