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Old 08-21-2010, 10:37 PM #1
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I have enjoyed catching up on here during the summer. I started back to work on Friday. I am a high school math teacher. The kids start on Tuesday. I won't have as much downtime and won't be checking in here as much. My goal is to check in at least weekly, we'll see how that goes.

Take care everyone!
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Old 08-22-2010, 08:34 AM #2
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Best of luck to you! I'm a big fan of teachers. I'm always trying to steer my kids in that direction. My husband teaches high school, too--not exactly a low-stress job, but if you're going to have stress, at least it's for a worthwhile cause!

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Happy Back To Work! I hope that you enjoyed your summer. Melanie
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I hope all goes well for you! Don't forget to sit instead of stand as much as you can.

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Unfortunately I teach 6 out of 8 periods and need to stand the majority of the time I am teaching. Sometimes I can lean on a stool. I do get to sit at lunch, team time, and study hall.

I made it through the first week but took a nap when I got home on a few days. The weather stayed fairly cool, so it was not too hot either (no AC). Heating back up today to high 80s.
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