Episode 22: Briefly Missing Teaching But Not Really

Episode 22 of the Teacher Misery podcast, hosted by Jane Morris, titled "Episode 22: Briefly Missing Teaching But Not Really" was published on February 13, 2024 and runs 51 minutes.

February 13, 2024 ·51m · Teacher Misery

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Lauren has nostalgic feelings about teaching for the first time in a year... how graduation used to make us feel important and emotional, but is it really honorable anymore considering all those kids who shouldn't graduate? Is teaching college any different/better than secondary school? Is eaching grad. school the answer? What it's like being a corporate trainer and how the money outweighs the boring stuff... how weird and awful remote teaching was... We need consequences for violent behavior... Is ODD a real thing? How does everyone have ADD/ADHD? Unbelievable things kids do with no consequence at school...

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