Episode 28: She Quit After Three Months

Episode 28 of the Teacher Misery podcast, hosted by Jane Morris, titled "Episode 28: She Quit After Three Months" was published on April 23, 2024 and runs 57 minutes.

April 23, 2024 ·57m · Teacher Misery

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On this episode, we interview a drama teacher (who prefers to remain anonymous) about her first teaching job, which she quit after three months. We talk about the toxic working conditions, violent, criminal behavior of the students, and lack of support from the administration. Then, we play a game where DeAndre and our guest have to guess which of two crazy news headlines about school is real and which is made up.

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