u/Lightlicker3000

Echo Sage. The name that shall not be said.

I’m an empress player but I played echo sage for about 2 weeks this season. They are so GENUINELY unfun to play. I don’t understand why anyone even plays them. It’s not even skill. It’s just hoping the enemy gets unlucky enough (or sucks enough) to feed your echo in the early rounds. I probably got 1st or 2nd 85% of the time (from 1000-2700) and regardless of consistently winning, it wasn’t that fun. It didn’t even feel like I was really playing. In fact I was brushing my teeth and in that 2 minute span I didn’t even do anything and still won each round. It’s just so brain dead and lame. No respect for echo players, not only because it’s a stupid addition to the game but also because I don’t understand why you’d play a game, just to not even play the game.

In high school, is there less crowd control required? And with what crowd control there is, how is it handled differently from middle school?

In high school, is there less enforcement on completing work compared to middle school? (As a high schooler I recall being told things like “you don’t want to pass? Ok, don’t do the work and sit there idc, actually, just don’t come then.” Is this an actual tactic?) (I’m student teaching middle school and I forgot how keen the teachers are at making sure the students are completing their work)

In high school, do the students, in general, seem to want to be a more successful students compared to middle school?

UT, USA. Here, there’s not actually that many middle schools in my area and instead they are “Jr. Highschool’s” so it’s 1-6th = elementary | 7-9th = Jr. High | 10-12th = Highschool

My student teaching has been in Jr. High (mostly 9th graders) and I’m trying to get some questions answered to decide what my preferred grade level might be to teach.

The 9th graders here are more comparable to middle schoolers since they are surrounded by 7-8th graders. My mentor teacher still claps until the class claps along to silence them.

I’m getting a BS in science education. What other careers can I get into that’s isn’t teaching?

Anything to know that would be different than any other job? Interview is with a major hospital corporation, it’s taken 4 months to get an interview. Any help is appreciated!