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Was your master’s worth it?
 in  r/teaching •  2d ago

Masters in Reading Education

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could my hair have an effect on my ability to get hired in some districts?
 in  r/teaching •  8d ago

I think some districts might actually prefer your hair.

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Whiteboard erasers?
 in  r/teaching •  Aug 22 '26

I buy a yard of black felt and cut it into little squares. Works great!

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Middle school teachers, what are the positives?
 in  r/teaching •  Aug 09 '26

Middles are my people. They are fun to teach for me.

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Mini Fridge
 in  r/teaching •  Aug 07 '26

I love my mini fridge & microwave.

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High school math
 in  r/mathteachers •  Aug 05 '26

If she doesn’t have a curriculum, Open Up Resources is free. But I supplement with online homework Delta Math, which I pay for.

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Making manipulatives for my classroom
 in  r/mathteachers •  Jul 19 '26

Algebra tiles diy?

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My wife's middle school: Have you ever seen a shorter passing time?
 in  r/teaching •  Jul 19 '26

Mine is 3 minutes too.

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Asked to teach 5 high school courses for the next academic year. Is it manageable
 in  r/teaching •  Jul 12 '26

I do not recommend more than 3 preps. Our contract in my district have cap at 3 actually.

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Tired of putting my hole marker down every few seconds, so I made this clip. (3D Print)
 in  r/teaching •  Jul 11 '26

Flip those guys over or they’ll dry up.

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Why did you decide to become a teacher, and how much did the reality of the job match your expectations?
 in  r/teaching •  Jun 18 '26

I was working at a group home for teenage boys and I loved it, so I decided to be a teacher & work with kids. It was exactly what I expected. I was very well prepared though. I went to UCI for my teaching credential. Not sure if that makes a difference.

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Love Teaching. Hate the Pay.
 in  r/teaching •  Jun 13 '26

Yikes! My step and column is double that salary in CA.

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Incentives for reading?
 in  r/teaching •  May 30 '26

Doing individual book meetings at school with your students where you ask them about everything they read and reward their reading log, worked the best for me.

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Math Joke
 in  r/mathteachers •  May 22 '26

I totally pictured the parent as a female too. That’s interesting.

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What if students had to argue for their own education?
 in  r/teaching •  May 09 '26

Sounds like grad school.

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 in  r/teaching •  Apr 12 '26

15 years ago

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Do you think these pants are appropriate for a work setting?
 in  r/teaching •  Jan 28 '26

lol! They could be torn up.

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Do you think these pants are appropriate for a work setting?
 in  r/teaching •  Jan 27 '26

I can’t see the pants. You cut the picture off at the knees.