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Sep 20, 2005
I am a new HS math teacher with 3 preps. I am working
easily 70 + hours a week. At first I was exhausted and
upset...now I am exhausted and resentful. I have one 50
minute prep period. I get to school at 7:30 and get home
around 6 only to put in a few more hours prepping for the
next day. I work most Sunday afternoons 4-5 hours. Is this
normal? Any help? Ideas? Coping skills? I'm not sure i'm
going to make it even until Thanksgiving. I have three
children of my own who feel like I'm never there for them
anymore.
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Unfortunately, your hours are normal for teachers at all
levels these days. Teachers need to get together and fight
for their rights.
Fed-up ex-teacher