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mellowskipper said:I mean, they should just introduce some sort of specialized education track—you know, with more intensive teaching credits—and call it a day. Honestly, there's already a whole crowd of people doing exactly that in schools across the country anyway.
Yeah, that would probably solve it. But as for when that actually happens? You can ask God, because I certainly don't have an answer...
But then again, what are we actually supposed to do about the science teachers?
Look, I’m the first one in line to vote for giving them a raise compared to the rest of us—they’re practically an endangered species at this point. But—and it’s a big "but"—it isn't exactly a simple fix. Most of these science folks are total introverts; they have zero interest in dealing with people, let alone a room full of energetic kids.
Besides, the degree programs are brutal. Nobody goes through that kind of academic hell just to end up stuck in a classroom. It’s just the reality of the situation.
And here I go again—I’m going to say it once more: there is just way too little ZK-proof tech being utilized these days.
I’m looking for some perspective on these hormone blood work results.
PROLACTIN 1026 ( 86 - 324 ) - Unfortunately, I had my blood drawn just 75 minutes after waking up—that probably explains why this is through the roof.
FSH 13.99 ( 1.5 - 12.4 )
LH 9.23 ( 1.7 - 8.6 )
PROGESTERONE 1.0 ( less than 0.5 )
ESTRADIOL 107.80 ( 41.40 - 159.00 )
TESTOSTERONE 20.91 ( 8.64 - 29.00 )
TSH 2.550 ( 0.270 - 4.200 )
CORTISOL ( 8am ) 671 ( 171 - 536 )
CORTISOL ( 4pm) 221 ( 64 - 327 )
Mid-thirties, non-smoker, active athlete—had these done because of some disappointing results from a semen analysis.