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RALEIGH--The typical Tar ^ ^
/ Heel Teacher has 11 years i i V1
experience and works k A \l . \1 *
seven and a half hours a \1 W \l W
day at school without a [
lunch break, research bv I
the North Carolina Associ- Am ^
ation of Educators shows. Mb \ vL Mm
Lloyd S. Isaacs, execu- fr 1 jf ^1
tive secretary of the North
Carolina Association of >
Educators (NCAE) said the ftppf
study tifastratos some at???
""HWM>fiy mal hwwiEr^P'^^l EHS9B9
teaching; "No one ought to JA1 4 I 3
have to spend that long
with children without a &
lunch break," he said. i
The typical teacher -5k I
spends between four and 12
hours a week working on .-A ?
school tasks outside of the /*
required school day, the eteM' J ,V m
study shows. The typical ^HiSyfe il|
teacher holds a bachelor's V
degree and has been back
to college for more study
since graduation. The extra
study has been on the harvest fresh new ator swift
teacher's own personal POTATOES i ? >4 IM. *1
time and money. harvest fresh salad
A profile ot tfte typical TOMATOES vr^ar 1
teacher was drawn by a harvest fresh
scientific random-sample MUSHROOMS., pkc. 7
survey of all teachers in harvest fresh seedless white
North Carolina. NCAE's GRAPES..... lb. 4
research staff made the survey.
j
The survey found the
average age teachers to
be 37 and the median age to
be 34. More than half of all
under age 40. The average
experience and has been in I
the current school system
foresight years. V W
More than M n^r r*nt r?f
teachers are teaching
their major fields. More
than ^X) per- cent-of^North?
Carolina's teachers expect I
to continue teaching in
their current positions next
year.
"Obviously this data indicates
that North Carolina
blessed with a
force career professionals,"
Isaacs concluded. I aJ
"It can no longer be said A J ^ ^
that teachers fare just
young women marking time- I lulr l 4
~ Neither cantf belaid that
teachers are wives working
for pin money or just to get
out of the house," he
added. * 1 1 J Jl rfST
"T#?Arh#*r?; ?npnH Inno
hours after school working I
on school work. Teachers
are every bit as profes- H | I I |] J k I
as the physician who
work right through lunch ?1 J aJ ^ IT]
when they take the children *1 "1 L B *J
to the cafeteria. Almost
every other occupation at
provides duty-free
The survey shows that
58.5 per cent of all teachers WMf^L m
supervise
their lunch periods. Almost
half--43 per cent- have no
free time during the school
day to prepare future les- I
son plans, which means
that has to be done after
hours. ^ fl
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