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Originally Posted by Sliver
lol, they get more like 10 weeks off, not five. Eight weeks in the summer, one at Christmas and one at Easter. Plus their teaching day is really only about 8:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. with an hour for lunch. Staying late would mean an 8-hour day in many cases. Plus I think ovetime is expected in any professional job, so I don't think when teachers do put in extra time it's not anything that sets them apart from other educated people.
On top of their salary, they get one of the most incredible pensions our of any other profession in our country.
But I'm not hating on teachers. It's an awesome gig in every way. My wife and I are going to advise our kids to become teachers and I hope they do. It really provides for a great lifestyle. Would be amazing if everybody was able to enjoy as much free time as teachers get.
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Holy sh**! Sliver and I are in agreement.
