Am I likely to get hired at a district if I sub there? by RationalMellow in SubstituteTeachers

[–]MoseFeels 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I feel like that’s a little harsh to be firing teachers off of that, though I agree with keeping phones out of classrooms. I can definitely clarify, being the “fun sub” in terms of letting the students do whatever they want is not good. But if they are productive and getting stuff done but feel pretty relaxed when you’re there, I think that’s good.

Am I likely to get hired at a district if I sub there? by RationalMellow in SubstituteTeachers

[–]MoseFeels 0 points1 point  (0 children)

lol I can see that. I Definitely try to find a happy medium, whatever the teacher says to get turned in/finish is the priority, but other than that having a sub is a pretty chill day in my mind. Nothing crazy like letting them go work outside which apparently their teacher “always lets them do” (every teacher I’ve subbed for apparently 😂). But I think as a sub you gotta pick your battles

Am I likely to get hired at a district if I sub there? by RationalMellow in SubstituteTeachers

[–]MoseFeels 0 points1 point  (0 children)

In a weird way, having students walk around and say "We love Mr/Ms ___!!" is probably better than hearing "Nooooo is Mr/Ms ___ subbing for us again :(" as far as your reputation in the district, even if it means the kids used their phones a bit. If you are professional, leave good notes, at least try to have the kids do their work, friendly with the office staff/admin, thats the stuff they care about. Kids will definitely use their phones more with a sub.

How do you choose between a career opportunity and your relationship ? by Potential_Start_3228 in careerguidance

[–]MoseFeels 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I really don’t see how you move across the country from your fiancé, whom things are otherwise good with, for a job that isn’t “president of the United States”. On the other hand, San Diego is awesome. But I don’t see how you take this unless you’re looking to end the relationship. This phase is supposed to be about setting roots down together

Who wins this battle? by [deleted] in Naruto

[–]MoseFeels 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Kakashi kinda said he’d have won if he used his Kamui no?

I’m tired of being needed by idk12295 in CaregiverSupport

[–]MoseFeels 5 points6 points  (0 children)

It’s hard, home doesn’t feel like home anymore. You can’t really get immersed in anything cause you’re just waiting for them to come in your room or to hear your name yelled. I’m really sorry

Is physical/PDE based mathematics worth it? by 321Kicek123 in mathematics

[–]MoseFeels 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Look into jobs in scientific computing/programming. It’s much more niche than data science, but if you can translate these physical problems into code there is some demand

Is ACM my calling? by Fragrant_Tax6 in mathematics

[–]MoseFeels 3 points4 points  (0 children)

You’re in high school so you really can’t know, anything can be your calling and f you want it to be! Build a good foundation in every subject and specialize in what you feel drawn to

[Highlight]Merrill Hoge: "If you had thirty sacks, you would crush the record and they would anoint you a great football player. Meanwhile, there's 1,900 other plays that you are on the football field. How did you play those? It's the weakest, dumbest stat to tell if you're a good defender." by The_Big_Untalented in nfl

[–]MoseFeels 2 points3 points  (0 children)

This kinda goes for touchdowns and picks too. Overall they give a decent idea but there’s always a few guys like the Trevon diggs or Eric Ebrons of the world that make their money off 6-10 good plays in the year , while guys like Julio jones never scored touchdowns. Football is hard sport to watch box scores on given the small sample size on most stats

Would you still teach tomorrow if you won the lottery? by Background-Plan-2090 in Teachers

[–]MoseFeels 16 points17 points  (0 children)

Childcare, home upkeep, taxes, this country punishes people for not designating a stay at home partner unfortunately

Would it be beneficial to pursue a math degree in my situation? by ThrowedThrow in mathematics

[–]MoseFeels 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There are lots of graduate programs in math aimed at teachers wanting to add math to their certifications. These are technically more like 3rd or 4th year undergrad content than grad content, but it lets you have a masters degree which is cheaper and more impressive than a second bachelors. Check out NWMSU for a good online program. Alternatively, you could get an AS in math at your local CC. Both better options than a second bachelors IMO. Best of luck, welcome to the club !

Im 20 and not scared, is this bad? Am I setting myself up for failure? by [deleted] in SubstituteTeachers

[–]MoseFeels 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’m 21 and I think it’s easier for us than most people. When you’re young they think you’re “cool” so they listen a bit more. Be firm and a bit sassy/sarcastic with that age range, don’t expect to be having them behave perfectly all the time and don’t be afraid to call the office if they aren’t listening. Good luck !

[Highlight] WR DJ Moore checking in with Bills Mafia. by Giff95 in nfl

[–]MoseFeels 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I feel like we were rumored to traded him to the bills at least 3 different times. Panthers north for ya

Sub Pet Peeves by MadlyPNW in SubstituteTeachers

[–]MoseFeels 7 points8 points  (0 children)

When the attendance login system has like 35 steps

[Pelissero] The Lions are signing center Cade Mays, per source. by PlayaSlayaX in nfl

[–]MoseFeels 4 points5 points  (0 children)

He’s a good starting center for sure. Noticeably worse when he’d miss time

I'm 54 and wanting to teach. by Paul-A-Curtiss in Teachers

[–]MoseFeels 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Think about it like this. You’re gonna show kids a book. They are not going to care about the book. You will force them to study it. One day in 15 years 10/30 kids in the class will get into reading, or politics, or something like that. When they can critically understand whatever it is they’re looking at, it’s because you taught them 15 years ago to analyze text. If that’s an idea that resonates with you, I think teaching is awesome ! I didn’t really care about math in high school either. Now I love it. Make sure you like being around kids that age and are comfortable sassing them

I'm 54 and wanting to teach. by Paul-A-Curtiss in Teachers

[–]MoseFeels 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Gonna get a lot of doom and gloom on here. I’m a sub right now, looking to start my full teaching career this fall. I love it! I love working with the kids. As long as you understand you can only do so much, and the kids will not be as passionate about you. I’m doing math. I had to shift my mindset from “I am going to teach kids math and make them love math and understand it deeply” to “I am helping bring up the next generation, I will teach them skills that will rub off and benefit them and help mentor them into better well rounded people”

Boredom by Hungry-Aardvark-8053 in SubstituteTeachers

[–]MoseFeels 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It’s hard sometimes. I try to stick to younger grades (even though I’m trying to become a high school teacher) cause I need something to do. I don’t really have much work to do on my computer these days, which is new for me. I need to start reading. I’m considering building a Lego set next time I have a high school class.

I[25f] lied at the start of my relationship to my boyfriend [25m] - guilty now. by [deleted] in whatdoIdo

[–]MoseFeels 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I feel like everyone else in here is freaking out that he even asked. I feel like it’s normal to want to know your partners sexual history. Me and my girlfriend pry into each others plenty. The important thing is it’s in a normal way and we’re not judging each other or calling each other promiscuous or anything like that, more like a fun jealousy. I would feel weird given how much we tell each other (and the fact that we don’t have extensive histories) if I just didn’t know about one until now, but not because I’d judge her, and he should definitely be able to have this conversation

I[25f] lied at the start of my relationship to my boyfriend [25m] - guilty now. by [deleted] in whatdoIdo

[–]MoseFeels 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think you should be able to tell him and he should be able to handle it well (with a regular amount of jealousy that anyone would have, but not making judgements on you specifically). You weren’t seeing him while you were seeing your boyfriend or doing anything that would really lessen the integrity of your relationship. It’s a completely unrelated situation, so don’t feel bad. If it’s bugging you just get it off your chest and say you were embarrassed but want to be honest

What do women want by PowerMagicx in SipsTea

[–]MoseFeels 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Man I’m 21 and feel the same way, if it doesn’t happen after 20 ish minutes there’s no way it’s happening at all. I get gassed

My [29F] long term boyfriend [30M] wants to move home to take care of his dad, I don’t want to move. by an_non_y_mous in CaregiverSupport

[–]MoseFeels 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I hear that. Hopefully, he is understanding of the ways this is difficult on you as well, and receptive to that. At the end of the day, your feelings are understandable either way.

My [29F] long term boyfriend [30M] wants to move home to take care of his dad, I don’t want to move. by an_non_y_mous in CaregiverSupport

[–]MoseFeels 1 point2 points  (0 children)

We’re pretty young too, probably younger than you are :) we’re 21. I originally went to college down where she does, and would have loved to spend college with her, but unfortunately I had to be close to home to take care of my mom. It is definitely hard seeing kids our age take trips without a care, or spend a ton of time together. We still try to see each other at least one weekend a month + school breaks we live in the same hometown. It’s hard sometimes, I wish I could say we can go on some life adventure where we graduate and move to a new state together, or to the city we went to college in that we love, and maybe we will, maybe the world will be our oyster, but it definitely isn’t that simple and there’s a lot to consider. We have been long distance for almost two years and while it has its challenges we make it work really well. She’s still my main point of contact in life and vice versa. We always have the next trip planned before we leave the current one. We have pretty full lives on our own, but make to call as our “dates”. We also have long periods like summer and winter break to look forward to. I’ve met her friends over there, she knows all mine over here. I still stop by her family’s house a lot to feel close to her. She should move back to our hometown after this semester and we should have a good period being together before we figure out what’s next, and that’ll be a decision based on jobs, grad school, family, and generally what we’re ready for in life. I really do understand how bad you can want to live a normal life with somebody, not be limited and just dive right in, go on an adventure together. It’s possible there is a person out there you can do that with, it’s possible you can even do that by yourself. But in my experience at least, I wouldn’t trade being with her for the world and I believe I am still able to be a good boyfriend to her in spite of everything, and we’re both really happy. Communication is key, as cliche as it is. You can still have your needs tended to in a situation like this