I just said it in another thread elsewhere today, soooo....
I work for the IT department for my local school district, mostly handling the quick n' dirty stuff and creating dispatch tickets for anything that requires an in-person visit. I'm on the office-bound part of the team, which gives me time between issues, and during slower parts of the year, to keep up with this and that in gaming.
However, I used to be an English/Composition/Literature teacher for a long time, and have done adjunct/associate work in three different schools over that time. I liked the college lifestyle, and made great strides in my specialties, but a lot of changes in the way my state handles things have drastically increased workloads on teachers while at the same time reducing opportunities, eliminating many positions and raising stress levels with no increase in pay. It's the line of work I went to school for... but I don't really miss it anymore.
I work for the IT department for my local school district, mostly handling the quick n' dirty stuff and creating dispatch tickets for anything that requires an in-person visit. I'm on the office-bound part of the team, which gives me time between issues, and during slower parts of the year, to keep up with this and that in gaming.
However, I used to be an English/Composition/Literature teacher for a long time, and have done adjunct/associate work in three different schools over that time. I liked the college lifestyle, and made great strides in my specialties, but a lot of changes in the way my state handles things have drastically increased workloads on teachers while at the same time reducing opportunities, eliminating many positions and raising stress levels with no increase in pay. It's the line of work I went to school for... but I don't really miss it anymore.
"But in the laugh there was another voice. A clearer laugh, an ironic laugh. A laugh which laughs because it chooses not to weep."
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