A PRIMARY school teacher has revealed secrets behind the job, including how she Googles what she’s teaching before her lessons.
UK-based TikTok user Ketrina Teresa uploaded a series of very honest videos about working in a school.
On her @midsizeteresa account, she said: “My parents: We’re so proud that you’ve achieved QTS [Qualified teacher status] & you’re teaching year 6.”
She then wrote “me” and showed herself typing into Google: “What is a relative clause?”
She added: “If only my parents knew what I Google before each lesson! Year 6 Spag [spelling, punctuation and grammar] is hard.
“What do you need to Google every time! Mine is always types of clause.
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Many people praised her honesty – especially other teachers.
One person wrote: “I’m genuinely happy about this trend because I fully do this and I thought I was a failure as a teacher.”
Ketrina also opened up about the school holidays and claims she does no work.
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She explained in another clip: “I’d say my biggest tip to not do work in the holidays is to psychically not bring any work home.
“If you don’t have any work at home like your laptop or books to mark, you’d have to physically go into school.
“Second of all just telling yourself you are not doing anything wrong by not doing any work.
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“You are meant to enjoy your holidays, that is what they are there for, for you to genuinely relax, recharge and get ready for the new term.”
She also stays later the week before the holidays or the first week back to school to make up for any work she didn’t do.
Ketrina also says she doesn’t do any work at the weekends as it would lead to her becoming “emotionally drained.”
And the teacher also admitted she sometimes makes up lessons on the spot.
She explained: “How did you just make that lesson up on the spot, like as you went along?
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“Who else loves a last minute lesson.”
Lots of TikTok users were quick to thank her for opening up, and one replied: “so inspired by your attitude as I start my teaching career.”
Another wrote: “Me all of this year in KS2.”
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