Yes, because I am glad that my student teaching is easier for me while I still need to have a job for money, still do a bunch of course work for my classroom management class, keep up with entirely too elaborate lesson plans to appease my professor, as well as be properly prepared for teaching classes that I will only be teaching for half a year and then never again means that I don't actually want to be a teacher.
How very insightful of you.
I do want to be a teacher, and I'm excited for student teaching in general, but I'm also very happy that it's going to (seemingly) be an easier workload on me. In general, all teachers get roughly 90 minutes total of preparation, but mine are condensed into one entire block. And I'm still going to be teaching as much as the next teacher, but mine are condensed into three 90 minute blocks, which means less lesson plans, less names to remember, and more freedom to do my lessons since I have much more time to plan them.
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