Daphne Collins had already gotten the grasp of adjusting to her new job for the entire first week. The load of her work was not that heavy, and she still had time to prepare her lesson plan in advance. More so, her first-grader students didn't give her a hard time adapting to the new school.
To be honest, she was rather lucky. She landed a favorable job in her first work experience, where she could still do other things outside of school. Adding to this, her co-teacher, Stacy, was amiable and approachable, and she could ask her any time she needed clarification. Same as with other teachers in her department, Daphne was grateful that she could rely on them for things that were new or confusing to her.
Apart from these things, the most important thing that made her really glad was th
