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Hey, they didn't mention this in my undergraduate program!
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Research results from the NCES/ Pew Research Center on teachers and 2nd jobs
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to make.
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This is a quote I found off of.
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The professors blogged e don't know if I would use
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this as a recruiting slogan, but, hey, it sets up
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the article I'm going to talk about tonight.
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So raise your hand.
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If you ever held a second job those out in
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Zoom Land feel free to join us our don't.
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I wanna.
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2015 16 National Teacher and Principal Survey published by the
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Pew Research Center.
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This is where this article came from.
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Now I actually had to go online to the National
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Center of Educational Statistics.
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That's where the, um, actual data waas.
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It's all this.
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Wow, that's a lot of numbers.
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Um, but they also publish some graphs to help us
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and the result.
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Basically, we're pretty, uh, common sense.
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The younger you were and the more or less experience
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you had as a teacher, the more likely you were
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to hold a second job, and you could see first
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year, second year as it kind of goes down, and
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also by age now, summer earnings are a larger share
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of less experienced teachers.
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Also, which makes sense because the summer, you know, that's
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where we can get our side jobs or side hustles,
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they say.
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You see, this was from the Pew Research Analysis for
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National Center Edge Cases.
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Physical Data.
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This was funded by the N.
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C. S and also the Department of Bureau of Labor.
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Now teachers are 5000 likely to have a second job
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in the average full time worker.
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Yeah, As you can see, the non teachers are what
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you might not conceive, but this goes back of several
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years 2000 and 14.
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But the darker blue, they're pretty much stay the same.
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But the teachers Aaron, the lighter blue and you can
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see that it's kind of creeping up.
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So it's important to remember that this was funded by
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the National Center for Education Statistics and the Bureau of
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Labor, but it's published by the Pew Research Center.
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All in all, about one in six US teachers work
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second jobs, and not just the summer.
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So now it's going up since this last year, which
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this one is actually 2018 19, so it's gone up
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to 18% from the 16% from 2015 and 16.
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Once again, teachers or five times is likely This was
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a great article from NBC News.
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Picked up a net.
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Frahn Pharmaceuticals is in Casey, South Carolina.
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Yeah, they have roughly over 300 teachers who work part
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time jobs there.
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They actually have a program within the district's the teachers
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to be able to get a part time job.
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Um, he has a social studies teacher, and I believe
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she is a science teacher in the background.
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If you want to see this, um, article, you are
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this news.
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Peace's really fascinating.
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Here's a Spanish teacher working a farmer's market.
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There was an article done from Post and Courier called
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Minimal Education, and part of the peace is teachers who
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were working second jobs.
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Yeah, this is one of my references.
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Here's another reference, um, to please check out the Posting
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Courier article on a minimal education.
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I chose this because, like most of you, I had
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a 2nd and 3rd job.
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Also, my first several years of teaching and Mom was
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fun. It was playing music, but it was still a
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job that I had to go to, and just something
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to remember.
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As we are becoming leaders and we are getting more
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experienced, remember what It was like to be a first
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year, second year teacher who's also going through the formal
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evaluations, which probably why, um, we lead to teach a
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burn out in the first five years.
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If you Well, that's a whole another research article.
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Someone should study my last thoughts.
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I think more study is needed as it relates to
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Cove it now because it just destructive the total economy,
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especially side jobs and side hustles and how it relates
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to the underground economy.
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Because of myself, I work with several teachers.
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And if you would have asked us according to the
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I. R.
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S, no, we did not have a second job because
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every time I play a gig, I get paid in
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cash, especially back then.
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Also, my fellow teachers who were bartenders, waiters, they all
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get paid in cash.
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Our landscapers, a lot of teachers.
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I worked with mowed lawns.
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So did that.
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And they work as we know it as the underground
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economy. So I would suggest that the statistical analysis is
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a little off, I think more than, um, 18% of
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teachers work second jobs.
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That's just what they report as they're working.
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So I think some more study might be needed for
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that. So about those teachers who are working second jobs,
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they're tired.
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So just just a fascinating article.
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I thought it was pretty good, so thank you.
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