I wouldn’t be a teacher these days for all the tea in China. Between what they can and can’t teach, the administrative burden, the low pay and the inability to enforce discipline, it’s a wonder they don’t all get out of education. At my grandson’s high school the kids get to choose their own pronouns and the teacher has to use them. Some kids have taken full advantage of this to disrupt an orderly classroom experience.
I went to a small country school with 8 grades in 3 rooms and about 45 students. No room mothers, but if you got in trouble at school, the news would be home before you were and you knew you were in for it.
I wouldn’t be a teacher these days for all the tea in China. Between what they can and can’t teach, the administrative burden, the low pay and the inability to enforce discipline, it’s a wonder they don’t all get out of education. At my grandson’s high school the kids get to choose their own pronouns and the teacher has to use them. Some kids have taken full advantage of this to disrupt an orderly classroom experience.