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20 Moments ALL Teachers Can Relate To

Written by Prométour | Mar 6, 2017 8:09:22 PM
Whoever said being a teacher was easy, clearly had no idea what they were talking about... Hey teachers, we tip our hats to you! Leave us a comment and let us know which of these moments relates to you the most!  

1) When a student asks you a question that's already been asked and answered

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2) When the 3PM bell finally rings on Friday

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3) That feeling after grading papers

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4) When students come to argue their marks on the last day of the semester

 
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5) That feeling when the bell rings and you suggest one more problem

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6) Making new seating charts

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7) Walking out of school on the last day before winter or summer break

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8) The Sunday night anxiety that sets in before the first Monday after Christmas/Spring or any break...

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9) When you just asked a student to stop talking and you hear their voice seconds later

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10) When you catch a distracted student so you call on them to read

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11) When they sharpen their pencil when you're explaining directions

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12) Prepping for parent-teacher night

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13) Surviving parent-teacher night

 
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14) When the flu is going around and you're doing your absolute best not to catch it

 
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15) But when you do - calling in sick is not in your vocabulary

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16) When your lesson goes as planned and students were engaged and loved it

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17) When you think you've got your work under control but who are you kidding?

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18) When administration suggests you take on more students in your class

 
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19) Trying not to laugh when a student says something hilarious but completely inappropriate

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But in the end it's all worth it...

 

20) The feeling when your students tell you they appreciate you

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