Amy McGrath: At the end of the first day of my kids being out of school...

[ffr]

At the end of the first day of my kids being out of school after our attempts at “homeschooling”... my conclusion... teachers are superheroes. The end.

Link to tweet

[Ohiogal]

1. Please, Kentucky!

Elect this woman!!

[BSdetect]

2. And even if you just paid them as child minders their salary would quadruple.

[ProfessorGAC]

14. Some Days, As A Sub,...

...that's what I am. Not most days because I sub mostly science & math, and I have advanced degrees in both. So I can actually help there.
But, some days, I'm doing little but babysitting kids too old to need a babysitter.
I don't need the $ I make doing this, and I those days I do think, "They aren't paying me enough for this"
Now, take a real teacher & multiply that by 10!

[BigmanPigman]

15. I did the math and I know!

I was a sub for two years and a classroom teacher over 15 . I multiplied the number of kids I had in my class by the average hoirly pay of Day Care and of hireing a babysitter. I would have made 4 times more if I were in either of those professions. This is my post from last night after I read McGrath's tweet.....


Parents are quickly learning how much work teachers do...
"Parents Forced To Homeschool Their Kids Are Tweeting About How Hard It Really Is (21 Tweets)"

https://ruinmyweek.com/parenting/homeschooling-kids-tweets/

"Amy McGrath tweeted...
At the end of the first day of my kids being out of school after our attempts at “homeschooling”... my conclusion... teachers are superheroes. The end."

"Lauren
"47 of minutes into homeschooling my child while working from home, and I’m about to hit the streets demanding teachers be paid a million dollars a year 😣."


I taught 1st grade I know that teachers go home and take naps, then do hours of our own homework, often while sick too. We are NOT glorified babysitters.

[sarge43]

3. Ma'am, yes ma'am.

[rickyhall]

4. Well, yeah...

[MissB]

5. Yep. Hopefully a new appreciation for teachers is one

positive outcome of all this.

[Scarsdale]

6. Well, we all knew she was

much smarter than Moscow Mitch, this just proves it.

[crickets]

11. Yes indeed! nt

[IronLionZion]

7. Do it Kentucky

Ditch Mitch

[MontanaMama]

8. Yes they are.

I bow in gratitude to all my kiddo’s teachers. Yes indeed.

[iluvtennis]

9. I was an older mom when I had the kids and I agree being a stay at home parent was toughest job

I ever had. At work, you can take a coffee break, go chat with a co worker, walk the hallways, etc. At home with young kids, you can never take a break. You have to mentally be on it the entire time.

I have the UTMOST respect for stay at home parents!

[turbinetree]

10. Even after many years of graduating from school....................I still love my teachers.........

there dedication and compassion was amazing ..................

[3catwoman3]

12. When my sons, now in their late 20s, were...

...2 and 4, there were days that I would find myself thinking, before breakfast was even over, “How soon is nap time? Not soon enough!”

[Brainfodder]

13. Will KY live down the Itch McCrotchallnight/Moscow Mitch evil?

Not in my mind!

You know you aren't suppose to speak ill of the dead?

*exceptions are made.... and looking forward to it in this particular case with gusto!

His -KARMA reached infinity +1 long ago?



Good Luck!