What to teachers do for other jobs?

Answer 1

Teachers when off go to school themselves. It is required by the state education departments that teachers keep up with new teaching theories and work on skills. Some travel to other places to see historical sites and museums. Other like to work in the garden and stay around the house. Many work a second job to make ends meet. Some have various hobbies that may include Surfing, skiing, swimming, and other sports.

Answer 2

The daily life of a teacher is;

• planning lesson plans
• teaching children with many levels of learning
• standing yard duty
• going to meetings
• filling out forms required by the state and the district
• doing grades
• grading papers
• observation of student behavior and work
• parent contact
• preparing lessons to be taught
• organizing materials
• knowing the state and district standards
• state testing prep
• taking classes in education/inservices
• solving problems within the classroom between students
• dealing with students who don't want to learn
• trying to stop mean people
• keeping accurate records
• knowing the teaching materials for the grade level/subject
• fund raisers
• coaching sports, spelling bee coach, student council organizer

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Answer 3

Once a teacher, always a teacher. Teaching is not something people do; it is who they are. True, there are some who are employed as teachers, who chose to get into the profession for what ever reason, but that fact alone does not make them a teacher. A teacher seeks to help others learn, not just to put out information. A computer can put out information. A radio, tape or CD player, or television can broadcast information. A teacher builds relationships, trust, and through this helps students to discover.

The obvious question is, "discover what?" The not so obvious answer is what ever needs discovering. Sometimes that can be simple 2 + 2 type information. Sometimes that can be as complex as why I am who I am. The key here is that the teacherhelps the student to discover what that student needs to discover, and by doing so shows the student how he can continue to do the same for other situations.

I discovered almost 20 years ago that what I wanted more than anything in the world was to be a classroom teacher. While I haven't been in a classroom for ten years, I still find ways by which I teach. It is who and what I am. Every real teacher I have ever known, those who have a classroom and those who do what they do where ever they are, are exactly the same. It is who we are.

Answer 4

There are several other jobs that teachers may hold during the summer months. They may be cashiers, tutors, babysitters, librarians, etc.

Answer 5

Teachers teach when they are at work. Hence the name.

Answer 6

Teachers teach kids in different subjects and different grades.

Answer 7

Teachers have many transferable skills. They can often go into childcare or teaching in other settings besides the school setting. For instance, they can become trainers at corporations.

Answer 8

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