Should I go ahead and quit?

2019-11-09 12:16 am
First off, I want to say I work for a good employer, but I feel I'm not cut out for the job. I feel I cant effectively do my job in part because I've had crisis after crisis, issues in my home life, and I was asked to do three times the amount of stuff with no help. I have been a sub for many years. My job only was  to execute the main teacher's plans. I was asked to be a long term middle school Math teacher for 6,7,8 grade mixed class where none of the kids are on grade level but I was asked to teach 30 kids. 10 each class some as low as 1st grade no assistance w grade level material. Then, I was told to make up lesson plans for that class and an elective made up class. I was supposed to come up with plus teach typing no experience. 3 classes as a long term sub, not before the classes started like almost 2 months in. I'm a single Mom of 3 one child w a severe mental disability and CP. All 3 of my kids including me has been in car accidents needing therapy, it's my daughter's senior year, my car was totaled by a semi so I spent half the semester looking for one, I was in the hospital for sepsis, found out my fiance was in another full blown relationship. No time. . We were almost homeless because my landlord couldn't pay the mortgage. I havent been able to grade papers. I don't know how to put them in.. I was given a test and left to my own devices. I cant keep up. I called in sick. I don't feel good but it's not physical. .

回答 (2)

2019-11-09 9:01 pm
You should discuss these issues with your doctor who may say you need further assistance and sick leave.  Before you just up and quit you should make some attempt to discuss your personal issues with your employer.  They may be able to grant you some stress leave, so long as you take medical advice on this, and perhaps they could replace you for a short time with temporary staff.  Quitting your job will only lead to financial problems to add to your other problems.  You obviously need some help with your issues so best looking for this.  Good luck.  At the very least you need a break, some time out to clear your head.  
2019-11-11 11:03 pm
I don't understand why you've let all this pile up on you for so long without raising it with your supervisor. If you're being asked to do work that's not in your job description, then either it has to stop, or it has to be added officially to your job description and your pay adjusted accordingly.
Yes, life has been very hard on you. But some of it could be made easier. Ask for an appointment to see your supervisor and raise all these problems with her.


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