Teacher problems

Teaching is a rewarding job, but some things can make just about anyone lose it. Here are a handful of problems only teachers could understand.

We asked teachers what were the worst things they were ever told from angry parents at Parent-Teacher conferences. Here are the most ridiculous responses.

Yes, Teachers Cry at Work - 15 Moments When It Happens

Teachers are not only crying but now they are quitting too. Find out the reasons that have pushed many in the education field over the edge.

There’s an old saying that you can either laugh or you can cry. Teachers know this probably more than anybody. While I love teaching kids, I’m not gonna lie, it’s not an easy job, and the more we can find the humor in the everyday things that happen while being sequestered with a classroom full […]

As a special education teacher my days are full of teaching, writing IEP's, collecting data, working on lesson plans, helping classroom teac...

#TeacherProblems Using humor to unite teachers (you are not alone!)

Here are some of the tricks I use when creating my seating charts. 1) 6th graders are new to me each year. I have about 70 per class in two classes. To help learn their names a little more quickly, and for purposes of grading the children, I use alphabetical seating charts for the first nine weeks. When behavior problems reveal themselves, I move the children as needed, but I often feel like Harrison Ford in the photo above because I don't know the children yet. :-) 2) Also with 6th graders…

When I observe teachers, I see this problem more than anything else. If they fixed it, they would notice an instant difference in how well their classes go.

Here are 20 humorous and lighthearted memes that have swept across teaching social media sites that accurately depict or describe the realities of teaching.