#pgce

[jamesscarstairs]

i honestly cannot count how many times i’ve been warned about specific male students “not responding well to female members of staff”. and it makes me so bloody sad and angry how in the past six or so years there’s been an entire shift in the way that women are perceived. like we are regressing so quickly and nobody seems to care. i’m told male students won’t respond well to me and schools refuse to call it for what it is (rampant misogyny)

[kazodiaxe]

teacher training after degrees in literature is certainly a new experience

[lizziestudieshistory]

28.12.2022 - I've been attempting to finish a couple of books before the end of the year and updating my journals. I should probably be working on my essay but I'm so tired that I can't face it until term starts again.

Currently reading: Ivanhoe by Sir Walter Scott; Rhythm of War by Brandon Sanderson; The Red and the Black by Stendhal

[astrugglingteachertrainee]

Spent some time studying pre-1066 British History, and saw the most gorgeous floofy creature 🥹

[shereadssoftly]

I'm about to start my teacher training and I am S C A R E D

fellow grad students send help rn

[kindlyteach]

Imagine walking into a lecture and this is what you're greeted with

[meyli-vaisyl]

"I'm going to work tomorrow even if it kills me" 🫱🏿‍🫲🏻 "I'm gonna give that bitch chest pain so bad she wishes she was dead"

[queer-frenchmermaid]

Je suis en master et je regarde chasseurs de dragon sur youtube en faisant du tricot et le pire c'est que je bosse pour mes entretiens avec le RU. C'est quoi cette vie ?