Re: Teachers working long hours
Not much knowledge about the system in the UK but it couldn't be too much different from here. In a previous life I had a girlfriend who was a high school teacher. She taught in a good school in a middle class area of Sydney: Eastwood to be exact for anybody who's interested. There was very little bad behaviour from the students - many of them of Asian background - There was a good cohesion among the staff and the school was well resourced. But..she was still under enormous pressure all the time and she would often be working at home late into the night doing work she had brought home. During school holidays she was expected to go to in-service courses and also still go to school to catch up on other work. In many cases the "Teachers are always on holidays" is a myth. But as I said..That is here.Re: Teachers working long hours
They go to school as kids then grow up to teach in schools ,so they have no idea other than school life. Teaching may be hard, that is not in dispute, but when they start to moan about how long they work and what they get paid that gets up peoples noses. Do they think they are the only ones that do long hours and have a difficult job?Re: Teachers working long hours
They go to school as kids then grow up to teach in schools ,so they have no idea other than school life.Re: Teachers working long hours
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There is no doubt that there is an element of dissatisfaction among the teaching profession, but can you blame them?
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