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38 Of The Best Memes And Posts About Teaching And Education, As Shared By This Dedicated Instagram Account
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Teachers are such an essential part of society and humanity as a whole that they are without a doubt up there along with doctors, policemen, firefighters, and, undoubtedly, mothers.
So, of course they’re gonna have their own dedicated spot online for hilarious memes. That’s effectively how the internet celebrates anything these days, and we’re all better off for it.
Teacher Goals is a project that aims to empower and connect educators around the globe, and they also have an Instagram page that’s chock-full of teacher memes to show that teachers are humans with an amazing sense of humor.
Scroll down to check out the best of the best memes found on the @TeacherGoals Instagram page, so vote and comment, and while you’re at it, why not share with us teachers who always made you smile in the comment section below!
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MADDIE LENZY 4 years ago
I'm not qualified to be a teacher but WHO CARES?! KIDS LISTEN YOUR HOMEWORK IS TO PLAY VIDEOGAMES FOR THE REST OF YOUR LIFE AND YOU ACE MY CLASS!!!
Claire Stanfield 4 years ago
I saw 'lost veges' when the kid clearly meant Las Vegas. One day we'll find those veggies.
Lucus Adams 4 years ago
For the second part you can also read it if you're a chronic alcoholic.
Jasper Cool 4 years ago
Haha I have a second grader and the phoenitic spelling phase is such a true joy. His shopping lists are the cutest.
Madeleine Flowers 4 years ago
I didn't even have to read it; I knew what was coming next. Also, I have read my sisters work and my own work from when we were younger. This wasn't super hard.
Mistress Venia 4 years ago
Woo to my dyslexia, I can read that flawlessly. Guess I'm a teecha.
Patrick the Mediocre 4 years ago
Then teach someone to read! Just because you can read, that doesn't mean you can teach.
Shabbir Yamani 4 years ago (edited)
I'd you wrote the half before ...AND, thank and appreciate your teacher and parents for giving you education. If you wrote the second half... GET OFF YOUR FAT ASS AND DRAG IT TO SCHOOL AND GET EDUCATED and learn to write as well...
Cat Monaghan 4 years ago
I KNOW this is supposed to be funny (retired teacher here). There is however a type of spelling lesson where K -1 kids are taught beginning spelling like this. I just can not remember what it's called. I was trying to explain it to my daughter. (It's done with individual white boards. Teacher says word, kids write what they hear. Class compares and discusses)
dana kennis 4 years ago
Mom’s are teachers, too :) (and nurses, of which I am both, thankfully!)
MADDIE LENZY 4 years ago
yas I'm not qualified to be a teacher but WHO CARES?! KIDS LISTEN UP YOUR HOMEWORK IS TO PLAY VIDEOGAMES FIR THE REST KF YOUR LIFE!!
Your (kinda) friendly neighborhood Otaku 4 years ago
Not a teacher, just dislexic I used to wright like that a lot, only my hand writing has got better ;-;
J 4 years ago
If you can read this, you likely taught yourself how to read, and survived the detrimental public education. Teachers do no know how to teach. Children know how to learn, innately. Read John Holt, about how children learn, and fail. Natural curiosity is crushed in the public school system.
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Beaver boi🦫🇺🇦 4 years ago
thats very smart. best way to stop kids from taking all the pencils.
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HarriMissesScotland 4 years ago
The snapped leg threw me. But I actually broke my chin at recess, and that was all the advise I got. My mom, who was a HS teacher, worked across the street, but was never notified.
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GenXandEarnedItAll 4 years ago
Unfortunately it's the same at our fire department. Mandatory overtime is through the roof!
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NinaRosario 4 years ago
For me it's the opposite... the class does what they want until the lesson is observed, then they immediately turn turn into perfect but silent/shy students.
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Jo Choto 4 years ago
I think one of my biggest NOT-regrets was joining the teaching profession full time in state schools. I did a lot of private teaching, college teaching, special needs teaching and tutoring, as well as engaging in many state school remedial programs. But I am so, so glad that I never bit the bullet and joined full time. And the reason I didn't is because I had to get some of my non-US qualifications assessed at a company in New York before I could start work. And that company was in downtown Manhattan. And it was mostly destroyed and the contents lost in a fire. That was caused by the attack on the World Trade Center on 9/11. So terrorism saved me from becoming a full time teacher in the USA.
ohjojo (me/mine) 4 years ago
Aw, sounds like you were plenty involved anyway
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JustAnother Soul 4 years ago
The kids hate school as much as the teachers do. It’s a lose lose situation. The education system needs a complete rethink. Take the kids outside and teach them useful things like how to grow a vegetable garden and how to love and respect and work with nature. Not how to grow up to be a robotic slave to the capitalist machine.
Jo Choto 4 years ago
I think one of my biggest NOT-regrets was joining the teaching profession full time in state schools. I did a lot of private teaching, college teaching, special needs teaching and tutoring, as well as engaging in many state school remedial programs. But I am so, so glad that I never bit the bullet and joined full time. And the reason I didn't is because I had to get some of my non-US qualifications assessed at a company in New York before I could start work. And that company was in downtown Manhattan. And it was mostly destroyed and the contents lost in a fire. That was caused by the attack on the World Trade Center on 9/11. So terrorism saved me from becoming a full time teacher in the USA.
ohjojo (me/mine) 4 years ago
Aw, sounds like you were plenty involved anyway
Load More Replies... JustAnother Soul 4 years ago
The kids hate school as much as the teachers do. It’s a lose lose situation. The education system needs a complete rethink. Take the kids outside and teach them useful things like how to grow a vegetable garden and how to love and respect and work with nature. Not how to grow up to be a robotic slave to the capitalist machine.
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