Confessions From the Classroom

Crying in My Car: A Podcast for Teachers

Devin Siebold

Teacher, Education, Satire, Teachers, Boredteachers, Comedy, Comedian

4.8 • 685 Ratings

🗓️ 5 March 2024

⏱️ 41 minutes

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Summary

Spilling all that classroom tea!

Welcome back to Crying In My Car where Devin Siebold and James Yon give us our weekly dose of the absurd world of teaching.

We're scratching our heads at the perplexing paradox of parental expectations. Ever met parents who dream of Harvard but can't make it to a parent-teacher conference? We've got stories about the perplexing paradox of parental expectations.

Violence in schools is a growing concern, and we tackle this serious issue with the attention it deserves where we discuss its impact on educators and students alike while pondering over solutions. We finally reflect on the challenges and joys that make teaching one of the most rewarding professions.

So, whether you're grading papers, enjoying your well-deserved break, or just curious about the life of teaching, tune into Crying In My Car as we laugh and cry together at the chaos that makes our jobs so uniquely rewarding.

Transcript

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0:00.0	Hey, everybody. A brand new episode of Crying My Car is about to start. I'm James John, and I'm going to be hosting today's episode.
0:07.0	And we're going to be discussing parents in the news today.
0:09.9	Now, the first story we talk about is parents getting upset because a student that threatened other students was allowed back into the classroom.
0:17.8	Then we're going to be discussing the fact, the push by a lot of parents to put
0:21.6	their kids into charter schools instead of the public system and why they're doing it and what
0:26.9	public schools can do to change this. Then we're going to wrap things up. In Chicago, they're
0:31.8	debating, getting rid of all the resource officers and all the schools and why. Don't go anywhere. A brand new episode starts right now. What's up everybody and welcome to another episode of Crying in My Car, a podcast for teachers.
1:08.8	We're going to do a little role reversal today.
1:10.8	I'm the parent, James John, comedian extraordinaire, and this is Devin, who used to be a teacher,
1:15.6	but now is a comedian and normally hosts a show.
1:18.8	But we're going to do something a little bit different today.
1:20.4	We're going to talk about parents and why we're so important.
1:24.2	See, that he takes my job.
1:26.5	Now he's going to tell me everything I'm doing wrong.
1:28.3	Yes, yes.
1:29.3	No, no, I don't have the gall or the gumption to be on a podcast about teachers and tell teachers
1:34.3	why they're wrong.
1:35.3	No, no.
1:36.3	Not at all.
1:37.3	I know better than that.
1:38.3	We are a little bit of relief to all you teachers out there when you guys are going through a busy week you're working your butts off you're underpaid you're overwork and we want to be some of that comedy relief to get you guys
1:48.0	through the day now we appreciate you guys as always tuning in watching us and be sure to follow
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