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Oh, no. Anyway.

You don't get it. YOU caused all of this. You allowed the Teacher's union to not care about the people it's supposed to represent - to the point where they don't care about you. You've allowed schools to get so bad that parents don't want to fund them - and now even worse, to take their kids OUT.

I wish there was a teacher’s union based on these tenets 1) The job of teaching is important enough that the pay of teaching should not be “acceptable” it should be GOOD. Teaching should be a lucrative profession. 2) Teaching should be a difficult job to KEEP. It is an important enough job that as a teacher you are going to be monitored and bad teachers need to be coached out. 3) Teachers get MUCH more control of their classroom but have much greater responsibility in communicating and collaborating with parents. 4) Workday is 8-5. 50 weeks a year just like most professions.

They took God out of the schools; nothing will improve for these students and the staff until King Jesus of Nazereth is welcomed back.

I'd rather teach for free rather than handling all the administrative BS

Exactly correct.My son and daughter are dedicated primary school teachers but planning to leave.Their work load is over the top.Parents demands and behaviour is offensive.Having autistic children in a class is beyond what anyone should have to endure.The appalling behaviour and sense of entitlement from children is exhausting.The fact that parents and students email teachers at any time means they have no down time.

Get out. The mental stress relief is worth it alone. Bad parenting, drug and alcohol babies and all other assorted disabilities( cannot keep up with the labels SLA PLA etc) the paperwork nobody reads ( IEPs lesson plans etc.) . The system is outdated , filled with societys problems that nobody has raised. There is no teaching it is all a holding cell. Get out.

I have taught at a dozen schools and consulted at around a hundred districts across 6 states. The MAIN problem is NOT the pay! It is the psychological, emotional and physical abuse that teachers are being subjected to on a DAILY basis. For you non-teachers, imagine being belittled, abused and demeaned by children, adolescents and even adults (who hold your livelihood in their hands) and at the same time attacked for not "meeting the needs" of your abusers.

There is teacher crisis for sure. There are a variety of major issues. BUT, innovative teachers are not the answer. In education, innovation usually means jumping on the latest BS fad. Our education system has been innovating since the 60's. How's that working out?? 😹

I'm sorry to hear teachers struggling so bad. I choose to homeschool my kids, with one in public school, not by my choice. And I can't tell you enough how hard teaching is. Not in the aspect of the actual material, but in the aspect of keeping my kids attention. My children don't have cell phones, we are considering them, however they will have limited access to them when the time comes. I constantly question if they're learning enough, or at the level they should be. But after reading some of the comments it seems they might be somewhat ahead. Any resources you can share on curriculum? I have a kindergartner, one going into 3rd grade, and one about to enter 9th. Any help, or tips on how to keep them engaged would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance 😊

Money is low....too many hours and not respected ....

The Bible tells parents to teach and raise their own child, in The Lord, not have the government teach and raise children, in the ways of Satan.

My daughter teaches elementary music. She has taught HS and MS in the past. She just got passed for a HS job because she has a doctorate. A five year old called her a f-----g c--t.

I'm going to try being a sub, I know the draw backs, but there's a need why not? This nation does not punish people anymore, teens are committing most of the crime not, just another sing this nation has fallen. When you have people running around n making babies everywhere n no family structure, no dads then you have a nation full of hoods. You girls out there, stop letting hoods take advantage of you. This is why more neighborhoods are ghettos now, nobody wants to live in a ghetto. Well some do, not me.

I get it my greatgrand mother grandmother wife mother daughter teachers wife after 20 yrs said hell no after seeing a 115 lb teacher beaten by 180lb sun man student and got 3 day home schooled punishment. Screw the schools and kids that disrespect teachers

Children were meant to be taught at home. Our society changed drastically (by design) after WWI. It's all part of the destruction of the family and our moral values. The public education system was meant to fail from its inception. Meanwhile putting kids into learning boxes that few fit into. I'm sorry for the well-meaning, good intentioned teachers.

I come from a family of teachers so I know what’s going on. In America, teachers are treated poorly and disrespected. Conservative schools boards took out art, music, vocational classes and the humanities. So, we wonder why we have a population that can’t critically think. In Asia and Europe, teachers are treated, respected and paid as the professionals they are, education is free and they know you need an educated populace to remain competitive. The Calvinist puritan destain of education and science in this country has ruined the ability of teachers to have the respect they should have, the lack of funding and support to teach properly, and with the parents expecting the teachers to parent the kids has led to chaos and disorder in the classroom.

Those eho leave sre either the respectable left on staff as who would participate in the masdive relocation and ectermination of our young in practice during this sevond Genocide in our nation. Or they are the greatest devout to the "they will never grow to be anything.....those billeted student body" of practice. My response to your issue is yo have all billeted students be removed from the present Canadian education system and placed in protected communities which will uphold the criteria for the monies recieved to participate in the Canadian education system. Educate our young irphans and mentally ill. Joke

I was a mid-life career-change teacher with a husband with a good job, so my perspective has less to do with the profession as a means of self-support and more with it as a public service. (My younger colleagues, I will observe, worked like dogs, lived long distances from the school's toney suburb, and rarely left town because of the expense.) I taught six classes (English and social studies) and, in spite of being a "hard" teacher, was popular among my middle-school students because I came from a legal background and understood basic notions of due process, which are extremely important to kids that age; if they think you're unfair, you're dead to them. My principal was a nice woman, in over her head, whose main job she perceived as flapping in the wind of pedagogical fads and placating everyone: difficult students, demanding parents, an aged priest (it was a parochial school), and a staff that in quite a few cases also were, like the principal, parents of kids in the school (a big conflict of interest). I hope in my three years I managed to get some perspective on language and society into those kids' heads but a culture of success without effort, contempt for failure of any kind (how do you learn without ever failing?), insecurity about the nature of the culture itself, and competition for awards made the act of learning just another miserable chore that probably frightened everyone except me, because I'd grown up in a more civilized time.

That's because it's a government run system, and like all government run systems, it doesn't reward innovation and motivation. It rewards political loyalty, period. The NEA is a huge part of the problem.

I started late in teaching and retired in 2020 as COVID broke. I taught middle school and high school. There is a shortage of teachers today, because they leave the profession within a few years of starting. When I started teaching nearly 25 years ago most teachers I worked with taught until full retirement. By the time I retired, many teachers were leaving with 10 years or less of teaching experience. Unless school administrations start really listening to the.concerns of teachers and earnestly working to address those concerns, the bleed will continue and there will always be a teacher shortage,!

Public school is sh1t show. Home school all the way.

The only teachers staying are those that want to indoctrinate children to be activists for their particular cause and those that feel they can’t do anything else.

unfortunately, by and large intelligent people don’t go into teaching. in college it was usually the less academically abled people that chose this as a major. those who cant do, teach. as the saying goes……

Agreed 100%. I left teaching. I go where I am wanted. If I am not appreciated, I leave. I enjoyed teaching and the students enjoyed my classes. The enrollment in my classes was up. The students were learning a lot and loving it. But admin made for a hostile work environment. Unsupportive. Micro-managing. So, I left. Hard to do. But I finally ended up with a job that I love where I am appreciated.

SAME with nurses!!!!

Excellent observation.

There's a crisis?

how about if you are a history teacher you teach....history? not social justice, but.....history? not the beauty of socialism, but.....history? not LGBT rights, but.......history?

It doesn't make sense to stay in education when the pay is an insult, teachers are often required to purchase things for their classrooms out of their own money, and the horrific number of school shootings mean they could die on the job.

It's grift

Valued, protected, listened to, treated better, respected: all of the above.

The other group that's leaving are the veterans who have made their mark and know what they are capable of. Instead of sticking around to retirement age, they're leaving for other jobs that provide less stress and more freedom, sometimes at reduced pension. So positive mentoring is dying.

PREACH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! SPOT ON!!!!!!!💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯

With regard to teacher pay, the problem is the sheer number of teachers and staff required. Even a 5% raise can mean an extra $ 50 million the taxpayers have to come up with. These people are struggling to pay their bills too. You can only raise their taxes so high to pay teachers more. Add to that, teachers get a VERY generous pension in most states. It can amount to 100% of what they ever were paid if they live long enough. The rest of us have to fund our retirement ourselves.

My wife worked for the Leander ISD (Texas) as a teachers aid. She worked there for 17 years and her final salary was $11.54 per hour. She quit two years ago and doubled her salary. The Texas state gov could care less about teachers and education. But they want that property tax.

Anyone in business can tell you it is a management problem. We have unqualified School boards (poor choices by voters) which give you bad policy along with bad principles. The sad truth is the education system is run locally and the people are getting what they voted for in their cities. It is not a money issue.

Modern teachers are now just govt bootlickers who do what their told and have no problem poisoning the minds of our youth. Sending your child to a public school is child abuse.

The root is the breakdown of the American nuclear family.

Is it the kids and the parents that don't value educators? Who doesn't value the teachers? Are the kids disrespectful? I wonder why? They are all victims now.

And it's the parent's fault for not raising their children right. I work in a daycare with 3-5 years olds and they're already becoming terrible at that age!!!

I am a teacher. Do other professions whine as much as teacher? If so, I do not hear them.

It’s funny when teachers have the choice of teaching in the public school system where we are subjected to abuse, low pay and administrative indifference or we can accept a position as a corporate trainer for 3 times the pay and appreciation from management.

The fact that the majority of negative comments in the videos are from people who have never stepped foot into a public school is hilarious. Gotta love that these people could easily be on a school board and make students' ans staffs' lives harder.

A lot of it is also coming from entitled parents. They assume their kid is perfect and wouldn't hurt a fly, yet most of the time, those types of kids are the ones picking on others or getting into fights.

Yes that’s what happened in Early Childcare here, the best left, I have nobody to refer enquiries to. 🇦🇺

MAGA/GOP has everything under control as in Indiana they are using a Temp Serivces to fill vacant teaching positions daily!

Just retired last year after teaching middle school for 30 years. In my humble opinion based on experience the three most important steps to take to improve public education are the following: 1) ban all mobile phones and electronic devices from school grounds, no exceptions. 2) Grant teachers the authority to remove disruptive students from the classroom and administrators the authority to suspend disruptive students from the school permanently. 3) Raise teacher salaries to be competitive with the corporate world for professionals with the same level of education and experience.

Unless you are Born Again Christian, you are part of the problem. No matter how bright and educated and passionate you are. Your world view is self serving narcissist. She said it. They are leaving because, "What's in it for me , honey."

A system which pays teachers for performance is fairest for everyone.