36F What’s cool these days? 😂. Are the adidas gizelles still trendy? I wear a lot of jeans (not straight leg but not super wide) or linen pants.
I’ve been booked as a relief teacher in the same class every Thursday for the rest of the term. It is not a contract.
The classroom teacher emailed me saying I’ll be teaching science and drones/STEM, attached the C2C Queensland Gov science unit plan, and said to speak to the teacher next door about the drones.
I know I’m “just” the relief teacher, but it doesn’t sit right with me that I’m expected to use my own unpaid time to plan and prepare lessons for an ongoing cover role.
Interested to hear other teachers’ thoughts — is this normal/expected?
EDIT: I’m a permanent teacher to this school, but currently on Mat leave no pay / but doing relief work 2 days a week. The school asked if I could do every Thursday. I said yes as long as I didn’t have to sign a contract (don’t want to muck up future mat leave payments)
FTM and unsure. She’s having wet coughing fits mainly at night after breastfeeding/laying down.
I can hear mucus/postnasal drip from her nose before she coughs.
The coughing has made her vomit on a few occasions.
Runny nose during the day, no fever, eating fine.
Doctor checked her ears/lungs after a week and suggested Zyrtec. No improvements with Zyrtec.
Is this likely just running its course, or worth another doctor visit? Could it be something else?