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re: Do you know any teachers that have experienced ‘burnout’?
Posted on 9/8/18 at 7:56 am to Sir Drinksalot
Posted on 9/8/18 at 7:56 am to Sir Drinksalot
I,m a retired teacher.
33 yrs in the publics and another 7 in private (Catholic) school.
Burnout is real. I've seen a lot of young teachers full of piss and vinegar when they start, done after 3-5 years.
They end up doing something else. What does them in is all the "other" duties that are forced on them, that ate up their "life" after school.
Regarding retirement -
The formula for most is like this: The avg. of your 3 best years X the number of years (30) X 2.5%
So- at $60K, after 30 years, your retirement is $45K.
Most who survive 30 yrs, do 3 more in the DROP program, which, for the same example above, would be worth $135K.
33 yrs in the publics and another 7 in private (Catholic) school.
Burnout is real. I've seen a lot of young teachers full of piss and vinegar when they start, done after 3-5 years.
They end up doing something else. What does them in is all the "other" duties that are forced on them, that ate up their "life" after school.
Regarding retirement -
The formula for most is like this: The avg. of your 3 best years X the number of years (30) X 2.5%
So- at $60K, after 30 years, your retirement is $45K.
Most who survive 30 yrs, do 3 more in the DROP program, which, for the same example above, would be worth $135K.
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