When one absolutely critical building is on fire, of course you focus everything on putting it out. When a city's worth of buildings are on fire, a massive amount of shit gets ignored.
I can’t wait to quit teaching and get a normal job that allows bath breaks, lunch break longer than 30 minutes and having the ability to take off and not get crucified for it. And the behavior problems are out of control, I dread certain classes due to being saddled with a roomful of kids with behavior problems. These kids are so mean to everyone and each other:
I'm a staff member at a charter in a large city. I believe this issue is far worst than not caring. It's possibly that NO one has solutions to all the issues that pleg families and the systems in this country. 🙏🏾
No matter how much you guys make teaching sound terrible, I'm still on the way to becoming a teacher. I've been watch by you guys for a while and you guys are giving A LOT of insight into how the school systems work; how a lot of the time lately it's just not fun, at all. This gives me good guidance what to look for/expect from this and hopefully help solve and/or correct these things as I begin to step into schools.
Daily there is a mix of highs and lows. I love my position as a Specials content teacher. I get to work with my school's k-8 population and for the most part it's good. There are struggles, there will be frustration, and sometimes tears. If you're passionate about becoming a teacher, keep striving towards it.
As a parent of two kids in a Title I district, THANK YOU for your service! I see you, I appreciate you, and I consider teachers to be my partners in helping my children to learn. I know that nice words from some rando on the internet doesn't solve anything, but if it was up to me, y'all would be paid as much as doctors. What you do is SO important, much love!
We need to have a revolution in this country. So many people, mostly conservatives, are so angry at the wrong people for the wrong reasons. We need to fund schools, you’re shaping the future. I’m sorry you’re going through this. Everyone needs to do better and politicians just need to actually do their jobs and pass bills that help Americans who aren’t rich
Ohio you are a beautiful woman not creepy your hubby lucky man and so are those kids Are used to date a teacher so I know how much goes into decorating your room and all the extra stuff that you got to pay for and I just think if everybody knew what went into it teachers will be the highest paid people in the world
I’m a teacher, thankfully out of the public school system now. Love my charter. If you want one reason why the education system is failing, look no further than the teacher’s unions. Who knew that school choice forces public schools to actually be competitive and actually accountable to the tax payer?
No, it siphons funding away from poorer communities and bars poor people from a good education. School choice is not the solution will only make public education worse.
Well when you focus more on diversity and gender studies and other pointless things that don’t benefit you in life after high school, that’s bound to happen.
@@chesterhiggens no you can't. You hear the b.s. propaganda from nonsensical voices. If you aren't a teacher, you don't have a leg to stand on. That's like you speaking out on what engineers responsibilities are when your area of expertise is flipping burgers. You don't know because you aren't there.
@@krystalb6882 ok dude that’s why the topic of what’s taught in the classroom is such a big controversy all over the country, must be fake. Fact is we have no problem teaching kids all the bad America has done but don’t mention anything that makes the nation great.
@@chesterhiggens false. Many of the things that make this country an aspirational place, a place that many from other countries want to be, go hand in hand with the atrocities that were committed. If you look at an elementary social studies textbook, many of the negatives are largely ignored or merely hinted at. No one is going around teaching the true horrors of slavery or the real timeline or relationship between slavery and the treatment of Native Americans to elementary students or even Middle Schoolers for that matter.
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When one absolutely critical building is on fire, of course you focus everything on putting it out. When a city's worth of buildings are on fire, a massive amount of shit gets ignored.
I can’t wait to quit teaching and get a normal job that allows bath breaks, lunch break longer than 30 minutes and having the ability to take off and not get crucified for it. And the behavior problems are out of control, I dread certain classes due to being saddled with a roomful of kids with behavior problems. These kids are so mean to everyone and each other:
I'm a staff member at a charter in a large city. I believe this issue is far worst than not caring. It's possibly that NO one has solutions to all the issues that pleg families and the systems in this country. 🙏🏾
I love this podcast!❤❤
No matter how much you guys make teaching sound terrible, I'm still on the way to becoming a teacher.
I've been watch by you guys for a while and you guys are giving A LOT of insight into how the school systems work; how a lot of the time lately it's just not fun, at all.
This gives me good guidance what to look for/expect from this and hopefully help solve and/or correct these things as I begin to step into schools.
Daily there is a mix of highs and lows. I love my position as a Specials content teacher. I get to work with my school's k-8 population and for the most part it's good. There are struggles, there will be frustration, and sometimes tears.
If you're passionate about becoming a teacher, keep striving towards it.
They will care when it’s like the pandemic and they have to raise and educate their own kids.
I’m a first year third grade teacher at a title 1 school. Please don’t stop speaking out. It’s so sad. No one cares.
That was me last year. We tried to retain students and pretty much got the middle finger.
As a parent of two kids in a Title I district, THANK YOU for your service! I see you, I appreciate you, and I consider teachers to be my partners in helping my children to learn. I know that nice words from some rando on the internet doesn't solve anything, but if it was up to me, y'all would be paid as much as doctors. What you do is SO important, much love!
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We need to have a revolution in this country. So many people, mostly conservatives, are so angry at the wrong people for the wrong reasons. We need to fund schools, you’re shaping the future. I’m sorry you’re going through this. Everyone needs to do better and politicians just need to actually do their jobs and pass bills that help Americans who aren’t rich
I would love to tell u that my mom is a teacher at my school so she is understandable to y'all
I want one of those shirts, where do I get one?
Ohio you are a beautiful woman not creepy your hubby lucky man and so are those kids Are used to date a teacher so I know how much goes into decorating your room and all the extra stuff that you got to pay for and I just think if everybody knew what went into it teachers will be the highest paid people in the world
I’m a teacher, thankfully out of the public school system now. Love my charter. If you want one reason why the education system is failing, look no further than the teacher’s unions. Who knew that school choice forces public schools to actually be competitive and actually accountable to the tax payer?
No, it siphons funding away from poorer communities and bars poor people from a good education. School choice is not the solution will only make public education worse.
No one cares that’s the problem
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Well when you focus more on diversity and gender studies and other pointless things that don’t benefit you in life after high school, that’s bound to happen.
question: are you a teacher in a classroom?
@@krystalb6882 so if I’m not a teacher I can’t talk about stuff we know is being taught? Lol.
@@chesterhiggens no you can't. You hear the b.s. propaganda from nonsensical voices. If you aren't a teacher, you don't have a leg to stand on. That's like you speaking out on what engineers responsibilities are when your area of expertise is flipping burgers. You don't know because you aren't there.
@@krystalb6882 ok dude that’s why the topic of what’s taught in the classroom is such a big controversy all over the country, must be fake. Fact is we have no problem teaching kids all the bad America has done but don’t mention anything that makes the nation great.
@@chesterhiggens false. Many of the things that make this country an aspirational place, a place that many from other countries want to be, go hand in hand with the atrocities that were committed. If you look at an elementary social studies textbook, many of the negatives are largely ignored or merely hinted at. No one is going around teaching the true horrors of slavery or the real timeline or relationship between slavery and the treatment of Native Americans to elementary students or even Middle Schoolers for that matter.