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Rebecca Rogers - YouTube. Why I Quit Teaching. Hi my lovelies! This is the TEA SPILLING, tell all of WHY I left my teaching career!
404K Followers, 1,368 Following, 1,544 Posts - Rebecca Rogers (@rrogersworld) on Instagram: "Former teacher spreading kindness, empathy, and giving back 😄".
In the premier episode of “Would You Believe” Rebecca Rogers introduces herself and the podcast to her audience. Since teaching was not only a huge part of h...
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May 1, 2023 · Rebecca Rogers, also known as Mrs. Rogers, quit teaching to focus on her TikTok, YouTube, and Instagram channels. She shares humorous stories about teaching and life, and earns more than triple her teacher's salary from sponsorships and podcasts.
- Tubefilter: Don’T Worry, It’S fine.
- Tubefilter: Wow.
- Tubefilter: I Told You, You’Re Fine!
- Tubefilter: When Did You Go Full-Time in Content Creation?
- Tubefilter: That’S Not What That means.
- Tubefilter: A Lack of Respect.
- Tubefilter: OH, No. One of those.
- Tubefilter: I Have Three Cats. I understand.
- Tubefilter: Is He Okay?
- Tubefilter: I’ve Heard That from Other People, Yes.
Rebecca Rogers: I had a kid come to my room borderline in tears. I was like, “Whoa, hey, what’s going on?” He’s like, “Well, my English teacher, we were talking about colleges and I was telling my English teacher I was applying for a college, and she told me not to worry about it because I wouldn’t do well anyway.”
Rebecca Rogers: She told him that because he was Black, that he might as well find a different career choice than what he was going for, and that she’s just trying to look out for him because he’s going to face a lot of discrimination. He’s going to “save himself the trouble” and do something else. I’ll never forget the pure rage that just–Oh my go...
Rebecca Rogers: The pure rage that coursed through my body, and from that moment on, I was very conscious and observant of how some other…Just like in every career, there are some people that don’t always do what they’re supposed to do, and I wanted to be observant for who is not speaking to students the way that they should be spoken to. It’s such...
Rebecca Rogers: Not this past fall, but last fall. Fall 2021. I had this whole…It was such a long video. It’s a 45-minute video of why I quit teaching, but pretty much, I had a principal who, very oftentimes–and it wasn’t just me, just with people in general–would ask them to do something or give them permission to do something and then forget they...
Rebecca Rogers: That’s not what that means! The uninformed confidence was shocking. Yes, there are ads on my YouTube videos, there are ads on everyone’s YouTube videos. That doesn’t mean I was profiting from those ads. I just became eligible to become monetized that particular week! I’m not sure if they couldn’t understand or just blatantly wouldn’...
Rebecca Rogers: Exactly, then it was actually that week that I got my first YouTube Shorts bonus. I didn’t really start taking YouTube seriously until the end of July, beginning of August. That’s when I was like, okay, let’s work towards monetization. This was all happening the beginning of September. Not much time passed and I’d just reached monet...
Rebecca Rogers: Yes! Then he was like, “I hate editing, I hate the filming, but I want to help you.” There’s been discussions for sure because I also want to dip my toes into educational, but not necessarily teacher things. I want to teach about different cultures and different places of the world that will also require a full-time videographer and...
Rebecca Rogers: The other one made a fort out of my bedsheet. He’s living it up his fort right now.I really love that lately my cats are starting become part of my content. These things run my life. They run our household, as they should, and it honestly is so sweet. I made some random story a few weeks ago about how my boy cat, his eye was changin...
Rebecca Rogers: I think so. Both the vet and the specialists were, “Honestly, we have no idea.” It looks okay. The worst that it could be would be this melanoma, but it doesn’t have the characteristics of a melanoma. They were like, “Probably not. We’ll keep an eye on it just in case, but probably not.”
Rebecca Rogers: Well, I met someone who just stopped working at Reddit. She used to work for all the platforms, and she told me that right now–I don’t even know how accurate this is, it’s the only information I have to go on, but it makes sense–that the Instagram algorithm is set to handle one or two Reels a day, and they want there to be more, but...
Rebecca Rogers is a former teacher who makes TikTok videos about funny, relatable, and educational topics. She also hosts a podcast called "Would You Believe..." that features stories of the unbelievable and the absurd.
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Rebecca Rogers. 26,280 likes · 41,559 talking about this. Former High School Teacher | Current Awkward Person PO Box 91451 Raleigh NC 27676.
