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Lack of Ready Curriculum
Teachers lack ready-made, adaptable curriculum materials and must build or buy their own, often without time, training, or support.
In their words
Next year we aren't able to access TPT while on school wifi. So, anything we want from TPT we need to find at home and download for printing at school later.
There is no curriculum or much support on what to use so you have to make it up and find your own resources
I am just at a loss here of how to teach a subject I have never taught with no textbook or slides :(
We develop from scratch every scaffold, every worksheet, every presentation, interactive notebook work, etc. that our students need each day and week.
I've had to put myself through a 16 month Tafe course to actually gain skills in my subject area. $2300 spent. 12 hours a week.
they're spending enormous amounts of time and effort making resources
I am not comfortable with AI doing my medium term plans due to quality, and I'm unwilling to do hours of planning outside my working hours.
I don't have a curriculum for 9th or 11th, and I don't have a science background.
You'll end up doing most of the work of making a new curriculum yourself.
every single day I have to show teachers how to connect their laptops to whiteboards, plug HDMI cables back in, help search for emails etc.. which pulls away from my actual job
i’m supposed to create and come up with all the supplies and materials to go along with THEIR lesson plan that i DONT agree with
because there are no directly implementable resources, I've been forced to create almost all my materials on my own
There’s a massive amount of duplicated effort in curriculum creation.
K-12 teachers
Where they talk
- r/Teachers
- r/AustralianTeachers
- r/NYCTeachers
- r/ELATeachers
- r/TeachingUK
- r/SubstituteTeachers
- r/Professors
- r/AskTeachers
Tools they use today
- Google Drive
- HMH
- Savvas
- Google Classroom
- YouTube
- iReady
- Teachers Pay Teachers
- TPT
Why those fall short
- curriculum lacks enough material and ignores EL, SPED, advanced students
- not enough material provided for daily practice
- TPT blocked on school wifi; external Drive links need helpdesk approval
- no standard reference material; methods differ; AI gives middling chaos
- No links, no video name, missing supplies, no sub binder or contacts
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