#employed teachers

[n7india]

Good News : बिहार सरकार ने नियोजित शिक्षकों को दिया नए वर्ष का तोहफा, मिलेगा राज्यकर्मी का दर्जा

Patna: बिहार मंत्रिमंडल की मंगलवार की हुई बैठक में नियोजित शिक्षकों को सरकार ने नए वर्ष का बड़ा तोहफा दिया। मंत्रिमंडल की बैठक में ‘बिहार विद्यालय विशिष्ट शिक्षक नियमावली, 2023’ को स्वीकृति दे दी गई। बिहार के मुख्यमंत्री नीतीश कुमार की अध्यक्षता में हुई बैठक में कुल 29 प्रस्ताव को मंजूरी दी गई। बैठक में ‘बिहार विद्यालय विशिष्ट शिक्षक नियमावली, 2023’ को मंजूरी दी गई। इस नियमावली के गठन के बाद…

[sketch-twentytwo]

This man has a PhD.

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I honestly love how unhinged this man is in the movie. He casually strolls into Jerome Horwitz Elementary, gets a job, immediately clocks Melvin as a suck up teacher's pet, then reveals his evil motive to a classroom of children. He carries around a portable cage in his pocket. He refused the Nobel prize because he was slighted (fair tbh). His first thought when seeing a man-shaped hole in the principle's office was that he'd found the right batshit insane place to use as cover.

What an iconic little maniac. He deserves a spin-off.

[numberonepartyboy]

'firefighter' my ass HIS ASS IS NOT WORKING!!!! HES A LEECH!!!!

[weremuttz]

I simply cannot believe that there are SO MANY teachers in my teacher-only facebook groups who will suggest using chat GPT for everything. Grading papers, writing lesson plans, emailing parents, filling out resumes or job applications, etc. You do not get to call yourself an educator. You are spineless and will not survive until next winter.

[theresa-of-liechtenstein]

the principals meeting with tita conductor was a little nervewracking given that i don't really have anything to contribute in the way of Real Opinions about bowing and just tend to go with whatever either the concertmaster or principal violas go with, but it was fun to just have that quartet playing together even though it really exposed the whole 'playing catch-up' thing i'm still going through because i feel like we've never had a chance to explore that dynamic with each other

[mirohtron]

FINALS OVER IN 5 DAYS WHO ELSE FUCKING CHEEREDDDDD 😭😭😭😭💔💔💔💔😭😭💔💔

[depressivesuicidalwench]

in an interview

“Oh yeah i think my strong points are probably solving captchas really fast, refuting when people call me a faggot online and black metal knowledge”

[theuniversalscat]

It’s nighttime. My make up is disheveled along with my hair. Just came home from my last day of work at one of the schools I teach at. It’s bittersweet.

I came to really care about my students, and their improvement to their lives more than I realized. I worked one day a week there, but they were my kids for the 45 minutes I had with them every Monday evening.

They’ll be great moving forward, but I was glad to have been able to get to know them and make a small impact in their lives.

I may be a bit schmoopy, but teaching is cool. 😎🥰

[hiroki-moriuchi]

MY FIRST STORY release new song "アンビシャス" (Ambitious)

[hirokiyuu]

(shoving my whole entire fist in my mouth) besk/instance

[acanthemp3]

GARY I NEED A JOB

[sanstropfremir]

that one ask aabout specialized idols reminded me of the ask about all the kpop academies that are opening. I'll make the distinction now,,,, theres a difference between a regular casting and shopping around for a specific flavor of idol. for example, i liked to look at a groups debut lineup and see how many of them were approached by the company first. then look at the company to see if there are more casted idols than ones who auditioned. this shouldnt be surprising but most groups have idols that were casted. they were approached first with no previous hints to having a talent. so theres always been that "specialized" idol thing happening,,, however now that more academies are opening and more official kpop companies are opening academies where people can pay to train there and get private auditions, headshots, modeling lessons, the whole package its not really a surprise kpop companies depend more on those than combing through heaps of online auditions. they can make money while scouting talent they dont have to pay to train. yg has one, sm opened a whole school?? mnet the tv company has one, fnc, cube bought one in china etc. while its not the worst thing to happen to the industry i doooo think this correlates to how young idols are now. most of these kids have been training their whole lives already so they are skilled enough than a average kid/teen who dances as a hobby and hasnt gone to a arts school. companies dont wanna invest anymore.

what the fuck are you talking about. i don't even know where to start with this. how the fuck do you think casting WORKS????? you cast someone FROM AN AUDITION, that's what auditions are FOR?? like 95% of idols are literally casted from auditions??? and people that audition are ones that are usually already skilled at whatever they're auditioning with???? and also who cares if someone has a 'specialized' skill?? you have learn a lot of new ones to be an idol anyways? and also there's nothing wrong with kpop training academies existing? so by this logic all ballet schools and music conservatories and theatre schools and art schools are bad for their respective industries???? people that actively WANT to study and learn and train in art are inferior to people randomly found off the street?? also no it doesn't correlate to how young idols are now???? idols have always been debuting young did you forget about taemin hyuna minzy krystal changmin KANGTA??????????? none of those people went to specialty vocational schools and they still debuted as minors?????? also what the fuck do you mean companies aren't willing to invest in training anymore. what? establishing a fucking school isn't investing???? how much do you think it costs to run a fucking SCHOOL???????????????????

[hollyannewrites]

💼 :D

💼If you’re writing spec. fiction, share what professions your characters would have in the contemporary real world. If your WIP is contemporary, share what professions they would have in a fantasy setting. 

Very fun! So I have two major WIPs, one of which is 100% contemporary and the other of which is mostly contemporary except for the fact that they're all in the mafia.

So for the contemporary piece (WIP: My Brother's Keepers):

Josie: Her real job is in HR for a large company, but in fantasy, she'd probably make an excellent lady-in-waiting, because she's well-rounded in her skills and thoughtful.

Silas: I actually never gave him a job in the canon lol! But in fantasy, he'd be like, a very organized wizard. He's very on top of his shit.

For the mafia piece:

Currently, they're all criminals involved in the mafia and criminal underworld.

Simon: He'd work in like, sales? He's very convincing, good at talking to people, and a real people person, so this feels like a career path he'd excel in.

Beck: He'd be a middle school English teacher. I truly don't know why, but this answer immediately popped into my head and it just feels correct.

Sadie: Politician or lawyer, I think, something that involves convincing people and moving people around like chess pieces.

[twstwren]

"I can't let Vargas think I'm playing favorites...let's just keep it between us, okay?"

The Ramshackle Record Keeper reporting for duty!

[mindholes]

i am 100% going to end up applying for a higher paying job at some point in the next 5 years that has nothing to do with interacting with the public and i don’t care if that means i’m selling out

[monacogpwinner]

opened facebook and the first post was something so vile and transphobic i hate that fucking app so much