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A chat on subreddit /r/NoStupidQuestions
human
If you're asking because you're making a career choice and teaching is on your list of options, do make sure to also consider the other benefits of being a teacher.  
\- You get to spend 2-3 additional hours every evening after work grading papers-   
\-Weekends are spent creating lesson plans for the following week.  
\- During those 6-7 weeks in the summer, you get to take courses that are required by your state for renewing your teaching license.  You also get the added benefit of being responsible for paying for those courses.  
\- After finishing up those courses, you will be able to apply for your teaching renewal license. You only have to pay $200 to receive it.  
\- Teaching also provides the ability to move across a pay scale to see small increases in your salary.  All you have to do is enroll in graduate level courses - funded entirely by you.  
\-As a teacher, you will get the opportunity to become a product developer in which you buy supplies for your classroom that the school is unable to provide.  
\- Teachers also receive experience as a Customer Service representative when parents call you at work and at home to complain about the lack of resources that their child is receiving from the school district.  
\-Finally, you get the ability to expand your skillset every summer when you add the part-time job that you will use to help finance your job as a teacher.  


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gpt
No, I'm already a teacher haha... I'm looking at options because of the things you mentionned!! I just love the schedule, but I don't see myself doing this for another 20 years...