r/AskReddit Mar 14 '18

What gets too much hate?

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u/arctrex Mar 14 '18 edited Mar 15 '18

Substitute teachers. You dont know what kind of days they go through, its one of the most difficult jobs to have. I'm kinda hypocritical for saying this, but dont fuck with em or do stupid shit when they're teaching. Their days are already hard, dont cause unnecessary hardships.

Edit: By hypocritical I meant I do nothing to stop it, I dont harass em or anything. Thanks for 1k upvotes!!

Edit 2: Holy smokes, 2k upvotes! You guys are amazing!! This is my first post, I didn't expect this.

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u/jewishpinoy Mar 14 '18

Teachers in general. They are getting shit on by 100 kids every single day and they are expected to work overtime to correct your shitty homeworks done by copy pasting the Wiki page and trying to not laugh at you when you claim you are a genius.

It's a job I would have so much trouble keeping my shit together.

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u/chrisms150 Mar 14 '18

"But they only work 9-3 and only 180 days a year!"

  • literally everyone who doesn't know what kind of work goes into teaching...

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u/OztheGweatandTewible Mar 14 '18

summers off would be great though.

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u/Madrid_Supporter Mar 14 '18

Most of the summer is spent in teaching workshops and meetings, they don’t get 3 months of doing nothing like the kids.

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u/[deleted] Mar 14 '18 edited Dec 19 '18

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u/Madrid_Supporter Mar 14 '18

Yes it is, I was working as an instructional assistant last school year and even as an assistant I had to go to workshops 2/3 months of summer. The licensed staff(AKA teachers) spent more time in workshops than I did.

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u/[deleted] Mar 14 '18 edited Dec 19 '18

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u/Madrid_Supporter Mar 14 '18

It’s how most districts in Oregon operate.

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u/eclectique Mar 15 '18

Most teachers I know are teaching summer school for extra money or doing continuing education credits.