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- r teachersgonewild - Reddit
r teachersgonewild: Teachersgonewild is a place for educators to show off their wild side! All content must be OC and we require verification
- r Teachers on Reddit: Inside r teachers, the Reddit forum where . . .
The pleas of the teachers will be lost as the bleating of complaints Teachers will continue to be to be vilified as lazy AND incompetent (even though they require advanced degrees and background screenings AND work 60+ hours a week while getting paid for 35) In the immortal words of Tucker Carlson, "If you don't like the profession, quit "
- Anyone actually enjoy being a teacher. : r Teachers - Reddit
It also seems that teachers that just start vs are a veteran have very different perspectives Therefore, my question is are there any teachers that actually enjoy the profession, and wouldnt see themselves working corporate, etc (Im trying to teach math or science, and in progress of getting a masters) Any insight is helpful, thanks
- r Teachers - Reddit
Students and non-teachers may not ask for homework help, complain or vent (about your teachers, classes, school rules, etc ), or make inappropriate comments about teachers We suggest r AskHSteacher and r teenagers as alternative subs for your interests This rule also applies to pre-service teachers and others asking us to plan your lesson
- Nothing Under - Reddit
r NothingUnder: Dresses and clothing with nothing underneath Women in outfits perfect for flashing, easy access, and teasing men
- How can I tell when my students use Chat GPT or other ai writers?
Until teachers can be confident that a paper written with ChatGPT won't make it look like a student understands concepts that the student does not actually understand, or at least can tell when that is happening, it's not a useful tool for papers whose purpose is to assess that understanding
- What is an acceptable AI threshold? : r Teachers - Reddit
Report the professor for being a complete moron Seriously Explain how AI detectors look for certain "structures" (transitional phrases, position of subordinate clauses, etc ) that any no-nonsense writer with a formal voice is going to use
- Teachers of reddit, why do you hate Wikipedia so much?
Not a teacher but from what I understand most teachers say that wikipedia is good for looking up quick facts But if you are doing a paper on a topic it's generally looked down upon because the freedom for anyone to edit The general rule is don't use it as a source for a school paper but use it if you need to check some small fact
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