Teachers are masters at moonlighting. The numbers are in from our recent poll which asked teachers if they had a second job. YES was the overwhelming response. Our new question is where do teachers moonlight? We did an informal survey of our friends, some work at the public library, some as tutors at Kaplan Learning Center, some after-school jobs. We'd like to hear from you, where do you work as a second job? What do you do as a second job or during the summer? Tell us here.
Teachers have second jobs because their passion to teach isn't rewarded with a salary that pays enough to meet their financial obligations. Help us help you. If you have a small business, please share your website here. A teacher from NC just reached out to us with this site (http://www.facebook.com/FrogsandKisses), she sells scarfs to defer medical costs. Please share your website here too.
Hi, I'm from Argentina and i'm studying for being a teacher (and my english is very VERY bad...) Here we have the same problem, bad rewarding so i can understand you. But i'm writing this because i have a question: what is the meaning of "teacher moonlight"? I can translate it as "maestra de la luz de la luna" but anyway I don't understand what it means...
ReplyDeleteThank you!
and good luck