38 Of The Best Memes And Posts About Teaching And Education, As Shared By This Dedicated Instagram Account

the motto of the earth

What I do is practice the Golden Rule : Treat others as you yourself want to be treated. If everyone did that we'd be doing so much better.

What we really need is to people to do this without being reminded all the time, it should be a natural thing!

Unfortunately it's too late to tell that to an adult.

Ahmmm no, we really do not want or need this in adult life

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You'll have a harder time getting it to transfer to adult life than you will be getting it into a school, unfortunately

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They get everywhere!

It's the freshness that is at stake here. Try closing it after you demolish it.

ikr i fills me with such joy

That's why I cut them with scissors

By the looks of it my kids use a jackhammer to open cereal bags.

You're hired.

Malt O Meal. Is my hero for putting ziplocs on their bags.

I noticed, but the thought behind it was funny enough that I just looked past it.

I use scissors to cut the cereal bag open, then just fold it like a chip bag, then use a chip clip or clothes pin to close. Easy!!!

Ummm share it!!!!

Nope, just bluntly honest. Reminds me of the Quaker cereal bar commercials. Lol.

please dont like or dislike this post cus 111 is a really nice number

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I think it’s supposed to make it look more natural, but in this case her dyed blond hair is growing out to reveal her natural hair color (brown).

Yeah, but my parents only complained about how much homework I was getting. I was spending 5 hours at the least on math homework bc how much there was per day.

Hmmm well homework is a hot topic... Look at Finland, it has one of the best education systems in the world and there is very little homework given. Another argument is the "job" argument -- most working adults don't get homework since they do the work at their job... Similarly the kids should do most of their studying at school or else why are they even going there?

Stop assigning homework then, 90% of it is pointless busywork and deprives kids of their rest ^_^

I always feel bad for students who spend hours after school doing homework. The other day, one of my students said she was up until 2:30 am doing homework. As a HS teacher, I do not assign homework. I make sure students have time in class to do their work. Sometimes a student doesn't finish for various reasons, then they have to do it for homework. Even when I taught English, I only assigned journaling or independent reading. Essay and research writing, editing, worksheets, etc. were all done in class so I could provide support as needed.

Some parents get mad at teachers for assigning homework and some get mad when teachers do not assign homework.. there is no pleasing everyone

Also for attempting to give any sanction or consequence to their offspring while being livid that all other children in class are not being punished for any and all behavior which their kid does not like.

We get mad at teachers for assigning kids homework THAT WE HAVE TO TEACH THEM HOW TO DO. After working all day. For a mean boss. And a three hour commute. 🤬🤬🤬

And yet if the teacher doesn't give homework the parents complain that the kids don't work enough...

My 12 year old has 2 hour of reading, 30 minutes each for online math and language arts, followed by regular math and social studies. Plus, there are weekly, monthly, and quarterly projects AT THE SAME TIME. My kid doesn't have time to be a kid anymore.

Yep, and far stupider reasons than that! I had a student with disabilities once and I asked mom how she handles xyz behavior at home so kiddo could have consistency between school and home. Mom lost her damn mind, claimed she has never been so offended, and then had a a three hour meeting with the school owner (I was the program director) about how horrible I was. This same parent sent me drunk texts (she thought I was a different Heather) about how much she hated her kids and husband (the latter she was mad at because he hid her "stuff") etc, she refused to answer our phone calls when kid soiled himself (policy was that parents were responsible for these instances) because it was her only time away from him, A thing she yelled at us in front of him. . . I could go on and on about all the crap she put us through. I felt so bad for her child and I often wonder what happened to him.

I just get all my homework done at school since there's so much extra time... Rarely ever have work to do when I get home

And for what they teach, and for the grade their child receives, and for upholding school rules that the teacher did not come up with, and the list goes on.

I feel so bad for teachers in the mid-western US. There’s a new law in one state that says teachers could be fined up to $10,000 for teaching ANYTHING Christians find offensive. There doesn’t seem to be any strict indications as to what those things might be. Ahhh…I really hate my country sometimes.

Agree, agree, agree!

That's because homework has been proven to not increase grades, innit?

Parents get mad at teachers bc teachers have to parent their kid also

I wish that’s all they got mad for.

This, I'll never understand... Guess 'practice' doesn't make perfect, or helps one retain information given in their eyes... smh

I've really only had my parents get angry at teachers for assigning EXTREME amounts of homework and have it due by the next day, which is a bit absurd.

who needs qualifications amirite 🤪