Completed Courses Must be Renewed By Teachers

In the job description, it is said that teachers must make one lesson per week. However, for teachers that have completed all their lessons, their position has become nothing more than a seat to recline in until they get bored. They refrain from replacing their lessons, one lesson per week, and are allowed to hold the position by doing nothing but the additional complaint.

Even if they have completed their lessons, the rule still holds: “One lesson per week”

It says nowhere in the rules that once their lessons are done, it is done, and they never have to do anything ever again.

When I came back here after four years, there were classes that had not changed a single bit since my departure. This, I believe is very lazy and it shows a lack of care for the position they are in or the students they teach.

Mainly because:

• It does not encourage the flow of creativity from writers.

• It does not allow graduated students’ alts to take different lessons, and they repeat the same assignments they did seven years ago.

• When a person who is on hiatus returns, they are greeted with the same classes.

• It does not allow new people to take the post with their own ideas and concepts.

• It allows some teachers to have more than two grad jobs.

• It feels lazy.

• It does not allow variety in lessons.

• It makes us have to wait until the teaching chair they sit in becomes uncomfortable and they finally let someone else have the job.

My Personal Preference: I have been doing the same lessons for four years on a variety of classes until I have basically memorized the questions and the stories. I would like to see that change.

I would like teachers with completed classes to be held to the same standards as newer teachers who are still making one lesson per week and be required to replace their old lessons with new ones.