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Glastonbury for Teachers


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Nice to see that the supposition that Teaching is a piss-easy job for slackers and a counter-argument (ironically, from Teachers) that it isn't can be found in all walks of life.

Personally, I wouldn't teach. Having to look after and discipline a gang of kids without any real powers or authority would wind me up to the point of spontaneous combustion and I'd end up battering one of them to death. Don't care how many hours or days off you get or what salary it is.

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The job is easy.

In fact I'd suggest that the majority of teachers spend the whole term snoozing in hammock with a glass of chilled white wine whilst listening to Test Match Special.

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Actually I know more than one that said that they became teachers because they didn't want to get a real job.

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My metalwork teacher was called Mr Bolt and the home economics (cookery) teacher called Mrs Bakewell (she was a miserable bitch).
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