Most parents want their children to be teachers. Is it really that easy to be a teacher?

1, class. Let me talk about my class last semester. Chinese in grade five and grade two, music class in grade five, writing class in grade two and so on. The weekly workload is 28. Let's talk about one director of our school's academic affairs office, ninth-grade mathematics, and another director, eighth-grade mathematics and politics, and ninth-grade politics, the class teacher. Is this class easy?

2. I don't comment on other teachers when preparing lessons. Let's talk about myself. The fifth-grade textbook has also been run five times, but I will still prepare lessons before class. Sometimes I am too busy to write down the contents that need to be emphasized in the book, which also takes a lot of time. What's more, we have to prepare multimedia teaching courseware now. There are ready-made courseware on the Internet, but we should find it, modify it and get familiar with it. These are all done by teachers after class, which is simply invisible labor.

3. change your homework.

As far as I am concerned, students' new word books, exercise books, composition books, problems and homework sometimes given by teachers should be corrected, and they are the homework of two classes. Many times I am busy during my lunch break.

4. Evaluation

At the end of a module, it is necessary to make an evaluation. Generally, we should review the examination paper after the exam, then evaluate the class and check the revision of the students.

This is just about teaching, and then I'll talk about non-teaching work.

1, working in shifts

Many teachers are both class teachers and class teachers. I took two Chinese classes last semester and still served as the head teacher of the fifth grade. School registration, seat adjustment, management of off-campus cadres and students, daily management of classes, and filling in various forms and materials.

2. Teaching and research work

As a teacher, everyone takes part in teaching and research activities every semester, and I am the head of teaching and research, so I have to arrange activities, keep records of activities and write news reports.

3. Other work

Teachers not only have to attend classes, but also do a lot of work unrelated to teaching. For example, I am the tutor of the dance interest activity group and the calligraphy activity group. Activities twice a week, counseling, and recording. Many teachers in our school are mentors of interest groups.

The teacher's job is really not as easy as others say. In addition to visible work, there are many invisible efforts. Perhaps a few teachers are relaxed, but most of them can't be described as relaxed.