Sitting in staff meetings that could’ve easily been an email is one of the worst parts about being a teacher. The frustration builds and this is usually how you can find teachers reacting.
1. Trying to tell your friend to look at the text you just sent her/him…

2. Listening to admin speak…

3. Making eye-contact with admin…

4. When someone asks a question at the end to prolong it another 5-10 minutes…

5. When it’s a mandatory meeting after school and you just can’t handle any more school nonsense…

6. When you can’t stop thinking about how this could have been a simple email…

7. When you and your friend are recognized for doing something well in your classes…

8. When you’re not paying attention because you’re thinking about something funny that happened earlier in your class…

9. When you completely disagree with something that’s being discussed, but you hold yourself back from voicing your opinion because it’s only going to make the meeting longer…

10. When admin tries to make a joke to break the ice and you’re not amused…

Read: What Teachers Really Think During Staff Meetings
