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Crimson Dynamo 13-05-2015 05:37 PM

Do Teachers get too many bloody holidays?
 
How do you feel about all the holidays teachers get. Should they be forced to work for the community good during the holidays that are designed for children?


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Smithy 13-05-2015 05:39 PM

no? teachers work hard, it's not like they're paid during the summer holidays like most people are when they take holiday from work

joeysteele 13-05-2015 05:40 PM

No.

Crimson Dynamo 13-05-2015 05:44 PM

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Originally Posted by Smithy (Post 7765445)
no? teachers work hard, it's not like they're paid during the summer holidays like most people are when they take holiday from work

we all work hard.

Marsh. 13-05-2015 05:45 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet (Post 7765463)
we all work hard.

So?

Not all jobs are the same. Shock horror. :unsure:

Crimson Dynamo 13-05-2015 05:47 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Marsh. (Post 7765465)
So?

Not all jobs are the same. Shock horror. :unsure:

yes but i am saying should this profession ,who get huge holidays be forced to work for the community good.?

Litter picking and care for elderly

Crimson Dynamo 13-05-2015 05:48 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Smithy (Post 7765445)
no? teachers work hard, it's not like they're paid during the summer holidays like most people are when they take holiday from work

I think they get an annual salary do are paid for holidays? :think:

Marsh. 13-05-2015 05:48 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet (Post 7765469)
yes but i am saying should this profession ,who get huge holidays be forced to work for the community good.?

Litter picking and care for elderly

You know, when the kids go off school on these holidays the teachers workload doesn't just stop until the kids come back?

I remember in high school, the teachers were back in almost 2 whole weeks before the end of the summer break.

Crimson Dynamo 13-05-2015 05:50 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Marsh. (Post 7765476)
You know, when the kids go off school on these holidays the teachers workload doesn't just stop until the kids come back?

I remember in high school, the teachers were back in almost 2 whole weeks before the end of the summer break.

when my lot went back after easter the first day was a bloody in service day

how does that work?

AnnieK 13-05-2015 05:52 PM

No the teachers don't but the kids do :hehe:

Make them litter pick during the holidays....or send em back down the mines

Mokka 13-05-2015 05:52 PM

I don't know what it's like there

But here my kids teachers apply for unemployment benefits in the summer... I have even heard of them applying for it during the Christmas break. Plus most of them take 2 to 4 weeks holidays during the school year leaving the kids with substitutes that have no idea what is going on.

Yeah, something about how that all goes down bothers me

Marsh. 13-05-2015 05:53 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet (Post 7765482)
when my lot went back after easter the first day was a bloody in service day

how does that work?

Do you know what those are? :laugh:

Clue: The teachers don't get those days off. :hehe:

Crimson Dynamo 13-05-2015 05:53 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by AnnieK (Post 7765489)
No the teachers don't but the kids do :hehe:

Make them litter pick during the holidays....or send em back down the mines

they do get far too many holiday. I mean easter and october should be cancelled. It sets a bad example for later life

Crimson Dynamo 13-05-2015 05:54 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Marsh. (Post 7765493)
Do you know what those are? :laugh:

Clue: The teachers don't get those days off. :hehe:

yes but whey not have them during the easter hols - its not like the teachers need 2 weeks off at easter

Kazanne 13-05-2015 05:55 PM

I get paid in the holidays,ok I am only a TA,but still get paid as I presume teachers do.:shrug:

Livia 13-05-2015 05:56 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Marsh. (Post 7765476)
You know, when the kids go off school on these holidays the teachers workload doesn't just stop until the kids come back?

I remember in high school, the teachers were back in almost 2 whole weeks before the end of the summer break.

So they work 40 weeks instead of the 38 (give or take) in the academic year. That's still three months off. And they take INSET days during school time. Training should be done during their extremely long holidays.

Marsh. 13-05-2015 05:57 PM

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Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet (Post 7765495)
yes but whey not have them during the easter hols - its not like the teachers need 2 weeks off at easter

That's down to the external speakers/tutors who come in for seminars/meetings etc. They schedule when they can come into the school so by and large when this inset day takes place is out of the actual school's hands.

Jøsh 13-05-2015 05:57 PM

Ahem.

Marsh. 13-05-2015 05:58 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Livia (Post 7765500)
So they work 40 weeks instead of the 38 (give or take) in the academic year. That's still three months off. And they take INSET days during school time. Training should be done during their extremely long holidays.

Well, I doubt those two weeks are the only weeks outside of term time they worked. It was just an example that I recalled from my own school.

And as I said earlier a lot of the training days have external influence so isn't down to the teachers/school themselves as to when they are held.

joeysteele 13-05-2015 06:00 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Marsh. (Post 7765508)
Well, I doubt those two weeks are the only weeks outside of term time they worked. It was just an example that I recalled from my own school.

You are right,
Many work a lot of the School holidays Marsh, not just those 2 weeks.

Livia 13-05-2015 06:02 PM

My friend is a primary teacher. She works one extra week per year, and she's not alone.

Will. 13-05-2015 06:03 PM

At my school teachers are paid in holidays, they get 17 weeks holiday break - which is a lot considering some people don't even have 2 weeks, but most of the teachers work hard.

Marsh. 13-05-2015 06:03 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Livia (Post 7765533)
My friend is a primary teacher. She works one extra week per year, and she's not alone.

So?

All professions work differently.

Let's lynch people who work in a job which provides a different working pattern to my own. :unsure:

Jay. 13-05-2015 06:05 PM

Teachers take a lot of their work home with them, producing presentations, stuff to teach, tests etc. It's far more than a 9-5 job. I know that new teachers usually don't leave the school building until gone 8 because of the amount of work to do.

They also teach a vast amount of children, not just one class. I doubt they don't do any work through week breaks etc. with the amount of essays and tests to mark etc.

I remember my teacher telling me that they are paid for the months that they are there, but the salary is spread out across the year, so that they don't go penny-less over the summer. So they are only being paid during term time, so to speak.

empire 13-05-2015 06:05 PM

teachers are over paid, some of them are lazy, arrogant, argue to much, they like to tell you the truth but don't take it well when you tell them some home truths back, at my school they where paid to much and would treat us like we where not able to learn any thing, and then there was the other ones, that expected us to know what this is in are work, they just throw a book at the table and did not help us very much,


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