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Re: schools as workplaces
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Mar 17, 1995 5:59 AM
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I did a stint in industry - as a professional engineer. I missed the "people" (kids" contact, disliked my task because although it was interesting and intriguing, it was such a small part of a big picture, I never felt I was doing anything I could "see." The pay was better, the working conditions were better, etc. I MISSED teaching. I missed the continuous interaction on a minute to minue basis with 12 year olds. I think there is a basic personlity type difference in need of people as to what satisfies them as "job fulfillment.". I could list the pluses and minuses of each, and certainly am aware of the lack of basic needs met in being a teacher ( not being able to use facilities on an as needed basis, the general attitude of most of th4e public sector, etc. But I think teachers who enjoy their jobs and feel satisfaction on that innner level are truly self-fulfilled enough to staty there, THis is ramnling but it is early in the am - but I feel so strongly on this issue I had to reply. Grade 7 math Rose Marie
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