It’s the summer, so why are you thinking about teaching? The Glitter Girls are here to tell you why you should be glittering up and working on your tan lines instead of planning out your classroom. It’s that time of year to take inventory of your life and check in with yourself to decide if you still choose what you do.

The girls reveal major changes they are making. They’ll reflect on what brought about these transitions in their lives and what they want to see happen from here on out in their education working environment. They’ll build on the great teachings from Sesame Street for making changes and taking steps to do things differently.

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Not only does the job require you to be covered in glitter and snot, but then there are all the thankless tasks like capturing worms and saving fish, assisting with technology (always check the plug first), contributing money, and all the fires the Glitter Girls put out every day.

What problems do teachers solve that aren’t theirs? What’s the best class pet to have? How can you lose 10 pounds in a week? Why does the room look like a funeral parlor? In this episode, the girls will answer these questions and more. You're f***ing welcome, everyone! 

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In this episode, the Glitter Girls vent about parents' insane requests and the complaints they hear while teachers are just trying their best to take care of their kids plus the 15+ more in their classroom. You’ll hear why these teachers think toxic parents are the worst part of the job. These are the parents who are not reading Parent’s Magazine. 

And while your kid is doing his or her best to get dirty and spread their germs all over the school, teachers are trying to save enough energy to go home and take care of their own children and family and sometimes, they’d even like to find time to be sexy with their partners. The G-Girls talk about how they try to maximize their time so they can enjoy days off and precious time away from the kids.

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