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The Teacher Shortage & What To Do As a Parent
The teacher shortage is here. So many school districts are canceling or doubling classes. It's important that parents know what is going on so you can make an informed decision when it comes to homeschooling.
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@mayasevelen 2 года назад

What you can do as a parent is make sure they know better than to go to school acting a fool 😒

@FeliciaWright 2 года назад

Unfortunately that doesn’t always happen.

@ms.coleman8403 2 года назад

Correct

@ShelbySteele23 2 года назад

Chile I quit teaching a year ago and I can assure you the parents are often behind this foolishness. I had one tell her daughter to pop anyone who talks mess to her including the teachers. When I explained to her that her daughter would be expelled and arrested for fighting, especially if she hits first, she said "I don't care as long as she whip they azz!". Teachers have to deal with so much including children and parents who don't care and have absolutely nothing to lose. Teaching has become the wild wild west and it's not worth it anymore.

@mickeyjones5311 2 года назад

@timisa58 2 года назад

Parents. One of the top 2-3 reasons why teachers leave is because of YOUR child's behaviour! The entire education profession would dramatically change for the better if the children came in much better behaved. As teachers, we know that the apple doesn't fall too far from the tree, but at least have them come in with some respect!

@LadyCoyKoi 2 года назад

@@cordfortina9073 That is what taking classes to re-certified does. PDs exist for that reason! However, they aren't much help, just regurgitated nonsense that doesn't help, because there is a huge lack support from parents and administrators on the matter. They can't even handle the reckless behavior of Pre-k kids kicking teachers and the teachers can't even file a report on a kid who kicked the para (who makes 75% less than the full time teacher) twice!!! I can't even mention the cr@p that kid has done to the other students. Too many hush hush and burying things under the rug. Thank God it is my final year in this broken system. I played enough Poker to know when to fold and walk away with the winnings I have left. $50 a day isn't enough to cover medical cost for blistered bruises, muchless cover the cost for basic mental care. The whole system is a pathetic attempt at a really bad joke and failing at that. I'm telling you all now. If trends continues, it is going to be a massive super black hole when this massive red star of a mistake implodes in itself.

@misslonghair3884 2 года назад

Amen! Preach!!!!

@leilaabdelmeguid3977 2 года назад

Yes! But... I don't let admin off the hook either. Students must learn that there are consequences for bad behavior. Some of these videos I'm hearing that at many schools there are just no punishments! Teachers aren't allowed to give detentions, take away recess, assign sentences ect... and when students are sent to the principal office, they return with a lollipop!! What is this?!!

@redloveeee 2 года назад

Resigned 11/15/21. Hated to leave in the middle of a contract but the stress was truly unbearable. I didn’t even recognize myself anymore.

@FeliciaWright 2 года назад

Good for you! It’s so bad right now.

@mayasevelen 2 года назад

Same left 1/28 middle of contract don’t even care

@lydiasalinas5106 2 года назад

What happens when you leave in a middle of a contract?

@redloveeee 2 года назад

@@lydiasalinas5106 In Texas (Not sure if it varies by state) but you could potentially have your license suspended for a period if your district reports it to the Texas Education Agency. Other districts may also frown on that if you apply to them. With the teacher shortage though most districts don’t care at this point

@xnihilo64 2 года назад

@@lydiasalinas5106 Generally nothing. What can they do? Make you show up?

@YTuser874 2 года назад

I’m a student teacher now but I worked in the corporate world the entire time I was in college. The teachers at my school are constantly disrespected by admin, salary is terrible, no room for advancement, no sanitary supplies (much needed because of COVID). some teachers have even left in the middle of the school year. Long story short, after student teaching I’m going back to corporate.

@FeliciaWright 2 года назад

I hate to say it but it’s probably for the best. It’s falling apart fast now. I’m just hoping all of this will be the catalyst for REAL change one day.

@xnihilo64 2 года назад

@@FeliciaWright Agreed. Honestly, I think it will have to go to total failure before there will be any true reform.

@quiveringmoist7558 2 года назад

Smart man

@Johnmam9984 2 года назад

Tell me you have absolutely no fkn clue what you are talking about. "Salary is terrible" depends on the state and city. Here in IL, northwest suburb teachers start off at $80k with bonus and pension and other benefits. Teachers in city of Chicago, start off at around $40k. Difference? Hiring standard is far different. meaning suburbs get better qualified teachers. so your blanket statement of teachers having horrible pay, is COMPLTELY FALSE.

@stellarae8257 2 года назад

@@Johnmam9984 they were talking about their own experience and what they themself has witnessed, not the country as a whole. they were saying that that's the situation in their own school. you dont need to come in sounding so pompous.

@lorrainedejong3377 2 года назад

The more teachers are micromanaged, the more they will leave the profession. Creative resourceful teachers will never put up with their professional autonomy being taken away. You would think administrators would know this.

@pistoffpussycat5778 2 года назад

They don't care to know. They are just riding it out until their retirement

@reneedennis2011 2 года назад

@@pistoffpussycat5778 Yup.

@anniesue4456 2 года назад

The fact Teachers pay for supplies is outrageous. Any other employer pays for office supplies. Cleaning classrooms ... good grief we don't have custodians anymore?

@FeliciaWright 2 года назад

So true

@kerahb.4986 2 года назад

True! In our school there's been a custodian shortage, too. I've seen a counselor take out trash and sweep the halls. They're offering hiring bonuses to attract more. They even offered overtime to custodians to help out at other schools - but they didn't pay them as promised! 😕

@lisadiconti 2 года назад

I am a teacher, and I will NOT pay for supplies.

@pistoffpussycat5778 2 года назад

Day late and a dime short, parents! Your kids are out of control. I'm sitting here this morning, trying to think of a reason to show up yet another day.

@FeliciaWright 2 года назад

😕

@jayj4439 2 года назад

What's sad is the shortage has less than half to do with the crappy pay. The education system needs a real intervention, and district needs to stop treating education like a business with the scripts and micromanagement! I'm sending every teacher and ex teacher air hugs your job is thankless yet so not easy!

@jimmotheus6151 2 года назад

No it’s about the pay. It really is. People can handle higher stress when they don’t have the added stress of worrying about paying bills

@jayj4439 2 года назад

@@jimmotheus6151 Pay is definitely a reason but it's surely not the only one

@chichi3701 2 года назад

@@jimmotheus6151 .....and paying for classroom supplies.

@insights3140 2 года назад

Similar with nursing. Yeah we know it’s not working, dangerous even, but you’re a hero! Nope no support or reasonable pay cause that bottom line is so important…here’s a rock that says breathe and a card that says you’re a hero. Thanks.

@marymyers4751 2 года назад

Please be kind to the teachers. Help your student do the work at home. Give the teachers the benefit of the doubt when they discipline your child. Support us. We see things you don't- even how your child behaves outside of their home. Trust us. Then, we will stay.

@marymyers4751 2 года назад

There will be a complete break-down in the system. It is coming.

@pistoffpussycat5778 2 года назад

@@marymyers4751 Already here

@FeliciaWright 2 года назад

It’s definitely happening

@Atayfordays 2 года назад

@@cordfortina9073 No there isn't. ED enrollment is down.

@misterb1132 2 года назад

@@Atayfordays Been reading for several years, that most schools of education were showing 25-40% drops in new students entering.

@Falconlibrary 2 года назад

My last district gave teachers a 2% cost of living adjustment while top district administrators got a 20% raise. The district also hired six consultants at $200,000 each to teach the district administrators how to better do their jobs. I retired five years early in 2021. Get used to the teacher shortage. The disrespect, constant interference, low pay, and scapegoating from parents and politicians is discouraging new people from entering the profession and driving both rookie and veteran teachers out of the classroom.

@FeliciaWright 2 года назад

Teachers are leaving left and right!

@jjc6530 2 года назад

Maybe the govt wants the school system to shutdown so they can use that money to send to other countries and for other projects they have in mind.

@missyelles2992 2 года назад

All true. Consultants come in to “fix” those stupid teachers. Every year another consultant who has written THE book on their time as a perfect teacher comes in to reinforce the message that the problem is the teacher… not politicians, not administration, not parents and not students… just you , the teacher, the identified patient who needs to be everything to everyone while bearing the blame for every problem.

@jjc6530 2 года назад

@@missyelles2992 they say teachers need professional development, take time off from the school day for teachers to attend it. It’s the parents that needs professional development. Solution to fixing the schools problem. Hold the parent and student responsible and accountable. Parents thinks that the schools needs to do their parental responsibilities for them. Schools have no resources or funding. That’s why the schools and teachers are overtasked and stressed. Sadly It will get worse. Because funding will be cut again with inflation on the rise in the country.

@jjc6530 2 года назад

We have more chief than Indians. All those positions in the district level are not needed and at the school level too. One principal, 6 vice principals in a school of 1000. Those people need to be in the classroom. And these administrators get paid so much for doing nothing to help the kids truly learn and be successful in life, but just bullying teachers while they sit in an air conditioned office. Wasting tax payers money. Money that could be use to pay teachers well deserved raise.

@darladellana4961 2 года назад

I'm another elementary teacher who left due to overwork and exhaustion from dealing with too many badly-behaving children. Many of their parents would not even give the school their phone numbers. These kids had no respect for adults and thought it was okay to physically hurt each other, talk back to the teacher, talk during lessons (loudly, so as to disrupt the teaching), throw objects, steal things, and more. It was shocking (and I have raised four kids of my own). Parents, you need to send your children to school with the expectation that they will try to be on their best behavior. We are not a babysitting service. If you parents take school seriously, then your children probably will too.

@happycook6737 2 года назад

If you are a parent and you appreciate your child's teacher-- write them an email of appreciation AND CC the school principal! If you haven't got the principal's email write in the letter that you request the teacher to show the email to their principal. It costs you nothing but has so much meaning to the teacher! It also helps the teacher's performance evaluation.

@FeliciaWright 2 года назад

So true. Complaints come so easily. I wish more parents pointed out what teachers were doing right!

@professorben1080 2 года назад

@@FeliciaWright Likewise. Teachers are constantly being told that they need to point out when students do things right. Why not have parents and admin do the same?

@reneedennis2011 2 года назад

@@professorben1080 Thank you!

@nancynish5499 2 года назад

In my last 2 jobs, I totally painted my entire room. I paid for the paint as well.

@FeliciaWright 2 года назад

Oh wow, that school was lucky to have you!

@marymyers4751 2 года назад

I never spend money on my class and my class looks like a bunker. But, I don't mind since I save money.

@performingartseducator 2 года назад

Yes. I’ve done this too. That is a shame when a classroom needs painting and they won’t do it.

@christopherhennessey8991 2 года назад

Can’t blame you.I left the ICU bedside after 32 years of nursing in all the hell holes:Emergency Room, Neurosurgical ICU, Medical ICU, and Trauma ICU.Had enough one day,put in my papers and retired.Am collecting my monthly pension--no regrets,especially after hearing 5 former coworkers have died over the last four years.

@jjc6530 2 года назад

My friend a teacher wants to leave so bad. Trying to find a way out. The job is inhumane with unreasonable and impossible demands. The system will never change for the better but change to becoming worst. Maybe the govt is purposely not caring because they want the system to fail and collapse.

@LadyCoyKoi 2 года назад

Yes! Easier to control the uneducated compared to the under-educated and definitely much easier than the critical thinking, intelligent type. Unlike other species, we are raised to be smart, not born smart. Only a rare unicorn type of kid are born with natural gifts to learn faster than everyone else and learn to teach him/herself. Everyone else depends on others for the basics and build from there.

@jjc6530 2 года назад

@@LadyCoyKoi yes definitely easier to control the uneducated. That’s probably the reason why education is never valued and seen as an importance in the US. With people becoming less intelligent, human existence will eventually come to an end. No intelligence to find cure to diseases, no intelligence to solve basic life problems. This is how life will end for human existence.

@BeautifuliMe 2 года назад

It’s so crazy, these are all the reasons I decided my children were going to be homeschooled. Currently researching about the laws in GA.

@FeliciaWright 2 года назад

Yay! Protect those babies.

@kayenjee 2 года назад

We started homeschooling in TX and LOVE IT! Good luck on your journey ✌🏼

@crystalharris5442 2 года назад

In 2016 I quit teaching in public school after 9 years. For many of the reasons you describe. The huge reason was because of lack of parent support. I didn’t like feeling like I was the parent of of these kids. And the kid’s stories got sadder and sadder each year. It would break my heart. Fast forward 5 years (those are the years I stayed home with my kids), I am now teaching in private school. Let me tell you, I am shocked at the lack of support and structure! The public school even had better admin! And the pay?! I am making $40k LESS than I would in public school!! I am scared to try something new. I am so used to the “school schedule” too! I know I am valuable and talented, I just don’t know how to make the change. Thank you for this video! You explained everything so well and correctly-the future of education has been doomed for years. And they are not doing anything about it!

@pistoffpussycat5778 2 года назад

I am so sorry you are dealing with this. I am sitting here, watching these videos, deciding if I will go into work today. I had a really bad day yesterday when I subbed for freshmen. I am a regular teacher, but we can't get subs so I cover during my off periods.

@CindyTheLDCoach 2 года назад

Have you thought about starting your own small school? I did! It’s been awesome. It’s work, but it has been so rewarding.

@WhatWillYouFind 2 года назад

I'd suggest applying for a HR position a la training or related skillsets. Corporate America will pay you big bucks if you can get their new meat fodder up to speed to increase their quarterly profits! -sarcasm Really though, you have a myriad of soft and hard skills having been a teacher. You can easily polish that resume using key target words associated with teaching and put your best foot out there to get a much better paying job. IF you dont want to do that? Go to ASIA right now, they have a huge teacher shortage and you can pick nearly ANY country and begin making great money. I abandoned teaching in America and went to Vietnam/Cambodia, I dont regret it. I am respected, well paid, work with a union that cares, and I am not micromanaged like I would be back home. Since you are highly qualified and have experience, you might be able to get a LUCRATIVE all expense paid contract in Korea or Japan and if you are careful with your money you can save and save and save. :)

@sciencelabvideosl7558 2 года назад

Interventionists and outside consultants are doing me in 🤦🏻‍♀️. They are people who decided to leave the classroom who are desperate to justify their jobs.

@Matinee.93 2 года назад

Right on.

@atp2016 2 года назад

Homeschooling is the best option if you want to keep up with your children and their education!

@marymyers4751 2 года назад

True. If you have the luxury and know high content in all core subjects than that is best.

@atp2016 2 года назад

@@marymyers4751 The beautiful thing about homeschooling is there are usually home school networks that parents and children get together in and help support each other with the more difficult subject areas. Also, there are so many free or inexpensive online options such as Khan Academy that can also help students. Many times parents may feel that they are not smart enough to teach their own children, but there are many tools out there for them and their children.

@suesmith5746 2 года назад

If you mentor and volunteer at school you can help tremendously.

@WhatWillYouFind 2 года назад

@@atp2016 Where in America can the mother or father completely leave the workforce or find a WFH job that is light enough in demands that they can teach their children full time? Are you competent enough in each core skills set associated with STEM and have the resources to teach extra curriculars which will enrich their life such as "music, coding, art, and etc?" Homeschooling only works if you have MONEY. The average working American who is not straddling upper middle class is unlikely to have this as an option. This is reality. Online education is a SUPPLEMENT. Schooling is not just about learning, it is about socializing and learning proper behaviors/management strategies to afford them a stable future. It is one thing to send a student to learn about PI and how they can use it to calculate a circle via an online video. A teacher inside of a classroom should be showing them the PURPOSE of it "such as how cool it is to calculate pizza size or that you can use it to navigate within a specific area on a map where in our current social environment Gmaps might fail to give them the right directions."

@atp2016 2 года назад

@@WhatWillYouFind I wrote that homeschooling is the best option. I did not say it was the only option. Of course it takes many sacrifices to homeschool. I have been both a homeschool parent and a public school teacher. When you find out how the homeschooling groups network and the many resources available, then it helps with many of those concerns you listed. Parents can do more for their own children than they think.

@tracyjacksonjackson4221 2 года назад

That request is insane. All teacher's teaching the same thing the same way!!! There is no room for autonomy. There is no consideration for the kind of kids you are teaching. Every class has its own personality. There are also other factors that are not being considered. Bomb threats, fire drills, inclement weather. They all effect the progress of classes.

@FeliciaWright 2 года назад

It was completely insane! I hated it.

@TheMaggiesdaddy 2 года назад

As a teacher for 34 years, I'm sad to say you're right. The current education system is dying, and it needs to die. There is a sea change coming, and I think DL during Covid was a preview. Brick and mortar schools aren't needed. Administrators aren't needed. Districts aren't needed. Powerful teacher unions would disagree, but of course they have ulterior motives. I can't wait to homeschool my grandchildren...

@performingartseducator 2 года назад

Congratulations on 34 years of service! 🌺

@Sundaymike1 2 года назад

The biggest problem in schools is the insanely brutal behavior of a small few, but it is never addressed by admin. Parents need to know what kids are causing problems in their child's classroom. I would love to see the parents of the better kids file formal complaints against the kids causing problems. Even better, we should fine parents of sh*tty children.

@malibu405 2 года назад

I'm halfway through, I've never heard this articulated so thoughtfully and clearly. 🧡

@FeliciaWright 2 года назад

Thank you

@ArchnaKapur 2 года назад

How many times your child has acted crazy and lied

@reneedennis2011 2 года назад

Thank you for this video! I left after three years. The treatment I received while teaching was a form of abuse.

@CIST3 2 года назад

You are so right. Most people would never accept that in their personal life but they accept it professionally all the time because they need to work and their families need the income.

@RJelly-fi6hd 2 года назад

I never follow the script. And I don't care about my evaluation.

@FeliciaWright 2 года назад

Scripts should just be an additional tool, not a requirement.

@suesmith5746 2 года назад

It all starts with not recognizing how important our schools are that to get and keep good teachers takes money many teachers finish school with thousands of dollars in loan debt to become a teacher. I became a teacher $9000 a yr, my little brother went to work for $ 25,000 at the factory. Back then most people made $15,000-$18000. The teacher needs support people, to empty waste baskets, supervise recess, school crossings and bus loading. They need a Qualified administration, school nurse, and psychiatric help in the district for the severely messed up kids who distract and keep the rest of class from learning. They also need parents who care, and will do something if their child has a problem maybe the child needs glasses or a hearing aid, or to learn at home not to hit or bite others, not to yell swear words at others. That they must respect and obey the teacher. If the community will not invest in the future of their children their community will have no future.

@lisadiconti 2 года назад

What's happening is that you didn't change, but the job changed. When you went into teaching it was not for what we're seeing now. I am retiring in June.

@TheHomeschoolClassroom Год назад

Such a great insight 👏🏾 I haven’t been in the school system in ten years. We have been homeschooling. Thankyou for this 💜

@insights3140 2 года назад

I left nursing..my concern is that in a short time hospitals will again be perceived as a place where people die and schools something similar…none of this is because of the individuals who show up to try, it’s because of the larger systems/priorities, and litigiousness of our society now. Massive shifts need to happen.

@kathleenstanford8431 2 года назад

Schools here in Australia are also struggling with a teacher shortage. We have the same issues as the US and many other countries with the administrative workload, micromanaging, classroom behaviours, and having our profession treated like free babysitting by both parents & politicians. As a result many teachers are leaving or retiring. I know of a 500-600 student secondary school that is struggling to find staff & subs so badly they've asked the state what the minimum staffing levels are before the school can't operate. They've been told 6 teachers. As long as there are 6 teachers on-site to manage up to 500-600 students, school is open for business as usual. Teachers there are routinely taking minimals with groups so large it is not possible to teach/learn, and they often need to be outdoors in the playground due to numbers. While this is not all schools, neither is it an isolated incident, it is becoming more and more common, especially in regional & low-income areas where it is hardest to find staff.

@dannettejackson202 Год назад

What 5 - 6 teachers for a 500 - 600 student population is insanity at it's best!!!!

@jessiemadanat5455 2 года назад

Another reason is parents expect teachers to do everything its ridiculous

@pistoffpussycat5778 2 года назад

Thank you lady, for making this video

@FeliciaWright 2 года назад

You’re very welcome 💕

@DogmaGirlAD 2 года назад

As a former public school teacher who now has kids of my own approaching schooling age... Yeah, I absolutely do not want to put my kids in that system.

@Gumbi4ever 2 года назад

Was homeschooled in the 90s and now teaching in the 2020s. I get it.

@FeliciaWright 2 года назад

💕💕

@mollygrace3068 2 года назад

I wish the school would start allowing parents to come in and volunteer again. They stopped (in my area) when the kids went back after covid. I used to volunteer in my older daughter’s kindergarten class. I know my younger child has behavioral problems, and when I teach in her room at jr church, I can see them.

@Saveapetcoupon 2 года назад

What industry are you working in now? In middle school and high school phones/social media are such a huge issue!!! In our district we are not allowed to have phones placed away from the students…it is a constant battle that impedes learning!!!

@professorben1080 2 года назад

I do think that homeschooling is the way of the future. Many parents are realizing how hard our current educational system has failed. I spent 10 years in the classroom. I am spending the rest of my career as an educator supporting these parents. I have designed classes for homeschoolers and am currently tutoring math students. I hope many more educators like you can become available to homeschooling families so we can truly be a team that teaches and trains the next generation. Thanks for posting this video!

@FeliciaWright 2 года назад

💕💕

@tadiafoster4460 2 года назад

The respect for teachers are low in USA- low pay combined with stress- recipe for a disaster. The micromanagement is irritating! No thanks

@susandevine3907 2 года назад

Yes, homeschooling is a better option for so many reasons. There are many support organizations out there to help, particularly CHEA of California, if you’re a Californian.

@FeliciaWright 2 года назад

Yes, the support is definitely there. Just have to look for it.

@tessfromtheu.s256 2 года назад

I could not agree more! Yes I almost left but I'm still hanging in there.

@FeliciaWright 2 года назад

I understand, it’s such a hard decision.

@briannemurdock4183 2 года назад

Locally, people are afraid to sub. I was going to but then a friend was attacked by a student and then accused of abusing the kid. The only thing that saved her was the fact there was a camera in the room.

@koobea4859 2 года назад

It wasn’t long and rambling. Your input is important!

@quiveringmoist7558 2 года назад

If you're a parent stop trying to be your kids friend and actually parent. Teachers are adults your kids are children support the adults in charge of your kids education

@Meyersci 2 года назад

Scripting lessons is outrageous and downright counter-productive. Pacing needs to be appropriate to the students you are standing in front of and the depth you can go. Hint: new teachers are usually way ahead of the experienced ones. The time I spent on my own doing weeks of professional development activities on my own time was what made my teaching life exciting and challenging. The life experience and travel I brought to the classroom was part of enriching the instruction. Scripting is another term for strangling instruction

@kimberlywilliams9749 2 года назад

Sounds like your admin was lazy

@FeliciaWright 2 года назад

A bit…

@asmas19 2 года назад

Time = money that's it

@jamieleskanic9091 2 года назад

What are your thoughts on private schools or charter schools compared to public? Do they treat teachers better?

@lovelydae7455 2 года назад

So glad I quit Too stressful

@jessiemadanat5455 2 года назад

I knew i didn't want to be a teacher in the classroo. during my student teaching 😒 womp womp.... I did enjoy one on one teaching during special education

@peach411 2 года назад

I mean from all the videos I have seen, the teachers are saying the classrooms are out of control and a few children with behavioral issues are taking all their time. Why do these children need to be in the classroom so the rest of the class suffers?

@89ladyeasha 2 года назад

So where are these kids to go? The Office? Home? The streets? They'll end up on the prison pipeline if ppl give up on them. It's difficult to deal with unruly children, but that's where good parenting comes in. If the parents get them right at HOME, it will much easier to keep them on track in the classroom.

@michellement2158 2 года назад

@@89ladyeasha we need a specific school for those with behavioral issues that are everyday. if a kid spends majority of their school year with a dean or in a office how are they learning ? how is the system not failing that child? We legit need a whole different school for all those colorful students .

@ivangamez9773 2 года назад

No Child Left Behind and government policies created this mess

@julieduncan4075 Год назад

Honey, you had to put up with some crazy shite! That is IN - SANE! 😳

@pmboston 2 года назад

Sounds just like nursing.

@khristanne 2 года назад

At 12.50 an hour, no benefits, no job protection, etc etc. Yeah. No subs. Never ever ever again.

@Blacktundras Год назад

What a stupid suggestion "home school your kid". Yeah, because everyone's just so rich that they can spend their whole days doing that for YOU to have a side hustle for these home-schooling parents hah!

@stellarae8257 2 года назад

i want to be a teacher but nobody is encouraging about it. we need more teachers! but those of us who are trying to push through to get there are just being told that we're making a mistake incessantly. hard to have hope with all of that. im grateful teachers are speaking out about their own experiences and calling out how shitty the system is. i just would like to find ONE teacher who still finds teaching generally enjoyable 🥲

@observant3309 2 года назад

Listen to what professionals working in the field are telling you. Then decide if you like the odds of being happy in the job long term.

@performingartseducator 2 года назад

Hey Stella! I enjoy teaching music in a performing arts magnet program. However the principal although not perfect makes the school enjoyable for children and educators. Many times administration can make or break a teacher’s moral. I retire in 2025 but I won’t go back to public education. My tip is to complete the educational degree and consider options such as teaching online in which is very enjoyable for me. I do that as a side hustle gig. Also I would consider options such as media or technology specialist. I would consider those options. Good luck!