I'm sure there is enough space for different communities with different focuses:) I've joined!
Hello! Part of why I opened this community, aside from the need to leave Reddit, is that I'm very curious about how being a teacher abroad looks like. My first question would be about the workload. Do you have dedicated time for desk work in your contract? What kind of obligations does it entail? If you have to do admin work, what do you have to do? How many hours of teaching would you have on a regular week? Let me know:)
This aims to be a place where teachers all around the world can chat and support each other. Rules 1. This community is hosted on a LGBTQIA+ instance. We don’t tolerate bigotry, racism, homophobia, transphobia, ageism, classism, casteism, fatphobia and any kind of disrespectful behavior towards any ...
This is an equivalent of r/Teachers but less centered around the USA. Join us!! :-)
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I've never done this before. I hope teachers around the world will join and that we'll build this space together. It will be what you want it to be. Please comment this post if you have suggestions to move forward:)