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I wonder...

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Peter

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This forum sure has a lot of:

1. Teachers or soon to be teachers

2. Canadians

3. Folks from the UK

I wonder what the percentages of each are.

Peter- the 4th grade teacher who spent 3 of the best months of his life in Brighton England.
 
Well I can say that I'm part of the "Other" category I suppose..I live in the US and I don't plan on becoming a teacher. :)
 
I'm in the "other" category too. I live in the US and don't plan to become a teacher. I do however have some friend from New Zealand that recently moved to BC, but they aren't teachers either.
 
You don't have be a combination, it just seems like a lot are teachers, a lot are from Canada, and a lot are from the UK. I guess I should have had a #4 misc. or other ;)
 
Teacher or not?

Hi, I am not sure which group exactly:confused: I am now a housewife, but I have in the past, and also currently, am passing down some of my 20 plus years of experience with horses to children, and right now in particular to my neighbors little girl. I don't get paid for this pleasure, just to see the smile on her face as she learns new things, plays/rides, and takes care of her long awaited equine companion! OH the joy, to be that young and carefree again! Well maybe, I do love being settled in life, and knowing what I love to do most, instead of trying to figure it all out. But I am always learning!
 
Well I Homeschool my boys and I live in the US. So I don't know if you would want to count that has a "teacher" or not. You put me in what ever cat. you think fits. Under occupation I always put CEO Domestic Relations or what ever relates to what I feel most consumed be that day!!:D ie. Health Inspector, Accounting,ect.


Oh and currently Zoo Management:)
Colleen
 
Group #4

Live in the USA and NEVER going to be a teacher,at least not as a career, everybodys a teacher to somebody, hopefully :) .
 
everybodys a teacher to somebody, hopefully


I like that! A very true sentiment! Hopefully we all teach others about corns.
 
#5???

is there a number 5 option? Not a teacher, not from the uk, not from the us or Canada ???

hey that's me!!!!!!!!!!!
 
CANADA!

I'm from Canada "eh"! Not a teacher though. But I have noticed that in my province, all the snake keepers are either Computer geeks (like me, I will be a Network Administrator in 2 weeks! NO MORE SCHOOL! sorry, had to get that out of my system.) or into remote controlled planes. Strange eh?
 
Canadian!

Freelance Graphic Designer but teach children art at a rec centre!
So I guess I fit into 2 of those categories. :)
 
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