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Productive and fun workplace
Special Education Teacher, Ages (Former Employee), Boston, MA –
Pros: excellent teachers, support, structured work environment
Cons: parental involvement
On a typical day at work, we get motivated and prepare our lesson to motivate our students. I have learned how to adapt a rigorous Humanities curriculum and tailor to our students' needs. The administrators are very down to earth and support their teachers. They are very receptive into listening to new ideas in academic rigor and student-to-student – more...  discourse strategies. The co-workers are amazing individuals that committed to the student academic progress and their social emotional development. The most hardest part of the job is getting the student's parents involved due to their constraints at work. The most enjoyable part of the job is observing the student blossoming into well-rounded citizen and working in an environment that truly puts children first. – less
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Great Place to work.
Lunch Monitor (Former Employee), Boston, MA –
Great Place to work to interact with children and impact their educational process.
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Pays well but draining culture
Manager (Former Employee), Court Street –
Pros: great benefits, generous sick time
Cons: toxic work environment. incompetent leadership.
Pays very well and will give you a good work life balance to purse something you are really interested in. However, toxic work environment. Many people work until they get drain or will drain the system as much as they can.
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