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r/AskTeachers

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Whether you are a teacher or a student, this subreddit is for you to ask those burning questions of a teacher.

Keep it school appropriate, of course.

That said, this is NOT a subreddit for surveys or the like.

Notice: This subreddit is not actively monitored, so the posts here are only a small subset of what exists on reddit.

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to r/AskTeachers by Asleep_Builder_5096
3 weeks ago
Was this inappropriate of my teacher to do?
to r/AskTeachers by Pure-Eye1073
2 weeks ago
Is 32 too old to become a teacher?
to r/AskTeachers by amberlvsu
1 month ago
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Teacher gifts?
to r/AskTeachers by avamaxfanlove
1 month ago
Is this normal for a former teacher to do?
to r/AskTeachers by squashchunks
2 weeks ago
I am currently training to become a teacher . . .
to r/AskTeachers by atouchofsinamon
1 month ago
How do college professors deal with kids whose high schools did not prepare them sufficiently?
to r/AskTeachers by Mindless_Bit_111
2 months ago
Clearance Letter
to r/AskTeachers by KC_Cuddles
4 months ago
Is this inappropriate for a teacher to ask?
to r/AskTeachers by Constant-Spray-3092
2 months ago
Charter schools vs regular public schools
to r/AskTeachers by Complex_MOB_830
5 months ago
What do teachers do in summer break
to r/AskTeachers by Brody0909
5 months ago
PDI grad classes
to r/AskTeachers by Anonymous2286
2 months ago
What is the craziest thing that has ever happened in your classroom?
to r/AskTeachers by sohappytogether9
10 months ago
Is it likely that this child would benefit from a different placement?
to r/AskTeachers by whosthatgirl106
10 months ago
What would you ask for ?
to r/AskTeachers by 2throwaway9
3 weeks ago
Would you ask a student to remove a durag?
to r/AskTeachers by USAFAN20
9 months ago
As a teacher how do you feel about students seeing a therapist?
to r/AskTeachers by USAFAN20
9 months ago
Does having a student's sibling in class benefit the student or is it not good?
to r/AskTeachers by electric-papaya
1 year ago
How to deal with this kid
to r/AskTeachers by FoldKey2709
1 year ago
What's so wrong about passing notes to classmates?
to r/AskTeachers by athalwolf506
1 year ago
Have you ever laugh at something a student said even though you know you should punish them?
to r/AskTeachers by slippinghalo13
10 months ago
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Is this really on 1st grade reading level? My kid had to read this all on her own and scored a 29. I thought she was reading fine, but this is harder than I expected.