Why do school teachers drink beer?

Answer 1

Because it's easier to maintain a good buzz. When we drink whiskey, we're too drunk by lunch, and pass out for our afternoon classes.

Answer 2

The ones that do are allowed to. To my understanding, you can't become a teacher until you are 21 anyway, so they'll be legal. As long as they don't do it in front of the kids or at the school, I don't see the problem.

The problem with drinking has never been the drinking itself (or we would have just as much of a problem with milk or water or juice or soda), but with the actions that generally follow drinking too much. As long as the teacher doesn't do those things, what is the difference if they have a cold one now and again?

Answer 3

Because teacher's went to college for a number of years, and it is their taste of preference. Teacher's like to discuss their anger with the lack of preparation students and parents have with each other. And there's nothing better than chatting over a beer with a fellow worker (if you're 21+).

Answer 4

Thats like asking why does anybody drink beer!!! Teachers do have a life, what makes them different to any other profession?

Answer 5

I had one who claimed that he had an illness and needed to drink beer constantly.

I think the whole class knew that the illness was alcoholism. LOL. Never saw the man without a beer can in his hand.

Answer 6

Have you ever been around 25 kids for 8 hrs a day 5 days a week? Try it some time! I am surprised they don't drink a lot harder stuff too!

Answer 7

Because they are human and are allowed the same rights, within limits, as others have! Hopefully they will use their common sense to have good judgment in amounts they drink and discretion about where and how often they drink.

Answer 8

They drink beer presently; so what does that violate (if anything)?

Answer 9

Because beer is good.

Answer 10

They have no idea of what being a positive role model is if they drink.