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The document describes the struggles and sins of an adjunct professor who takes on too many teaching responsibilities out of financial necessity. The professor feels overwhelmed by teaching three classes at one school, three at another, and an extra class elsewhere. This workload leaves no time for research, grading, family, or self-care. The professor realizes they have prioritized work and money over well-being and relationships. For penance, the professor resolves to not teach over the summer to find a better work-life balance.
The document describes the struggles and sins of an adjunct professor who takes on too many teaching responsibilities out of financial necessity. The professor feels overwhelmed by teaching three classes at one school, three at another, and an extra class elsewhere. This workload leaves no time for research, grading, family, or self-care. The professor realizes they have prioritized work and money over well-being and relationships. For penance, the professor resolves to not teach over the summer to find a better work-life balance.
The document describes the struggles and sins of an adjunct professor who takes on too many teaching responsibilities out of financial necessity. The professor feels overwhelmed by teaching three classes at one school, three at another, and an extra class elsewhere. This workload leaves no time for research, grading, family, or self-care. The professor realizes they have prioritized work and money over well-being and relationships. For penance, the professor resolves to not teach over the summer to find a better work-life balance.
Greed: Three at one school, and three at another, and an extra at a third place because I insisted on paying the mortgage. Sloth: I cannot publish because there is no time for research I cannot research because there is no time after grading I cannot grade because my foul temper should not temper my students performance if I were to grade unhappily. Wrath: I am Angry Adjunct, spending my time on work, and not family. What family? Just a sad and lonely spouse. Gluttony: I havent graded all my essays from 7 classes, 140 students, 420 essays by the end of semester, not to mention 100 final portfolios. Lust: It would be simpler if I had an office to call my own. Envy: I teach more, but am less than my colleagues with their benefits, and contracts, their standard commute, Pride: Ive already done it once, twice, even three times, overloading myself to teach nearly 11 classes.
I am sorry for these and all my sins.
Examination of Conscience: Because I could does not mean I should. Do I really need to teach so many classes? Do I really need to make so much money? Do I really need to buy a house? a car? Do I really need to have a family? Do I really need to have a husband? Does he really need to be happy? Do I? Penance: For my penance, I will teach no classes this summer, for the full time instructors have claimed them all and absolved me of my income.