Why would people lie about a teacher shortage? Teachers are struggling everyday with higher and higher class sizes, with no time to each any of them, because we are trying to manage behaviors! This will only increase the shortages! Teachers have been talking about this for years, before the pandemic. No one listened then; no one is listening now! Parents will only listen, when everyone is finally gone from the profession and no newbies will enter it. Veterans have been telling college students to get out of the education courses before they enter the he** that public education has become. It isn't the teachers that created it. It is the lack of funding and administrations that are taking all of the tax dollars in raises, rather than putting that money into the classroom and retaining teachers. So what do you all expect?!
They do not just work those hours. You have no idea what you’re talking about. Teachers have to work far more days to successfully do their jobs, including unpaid weekends
There is a huge shortage of great teachers who love teaching and really love the kids. After teaching for 37 years, I finally left because the administration was requiring me to dumb down the material and give everybody As and Bs whether the students earned it or not. Teachers have to put up with a lot of politics and play ball. Sadly our educational system does not put the students first.
This a case where you look to consensus opinion. Ask the people doing the job. Ask the majority of people studying the problem and go with them over a single dissenting voice.
@Mom Mom Factual history doesn't suggest to children that their lives are predetermined by events that their ancestors may or may not have been a participant. Politically I am an Independent and prefer Libertarian candidates, therefore, given our current political climate I will be voting those that are pro nuclear families as research shows that children raised in single family homes are more likely to drop out of school, join gangs, do drugs, and commit crimes. Children raised in single family homes tend to have more disciplinary issues at school. Children raised in single family homes have less than a 20 percent chance of moving up the socioeconomic ladder. Children from two parent homes are more likely to graduate and find gainful employment, they have a 40 percent chance of moving up the socioeconomic ladder. Removing the father from the nuclear family and trying to substitute him with government assistant programs has had a devastating effect on the growth and development of the children. And it is not a problem that can be corrected by throwing money at it, Baltimore Public Schools spend more than most others per pupil and they have some of the most abysmal proficiency scores in the nation. So as an independent I will be voting for pro nuclear family candidates, pro parent inclusion in school curriculum candidates and pro school choice candidates as these measures would benefit the child and the educational prospects. Pedal your woke nonsense elsewhere, Racist.
Lies I teach and there are an insane amount of openings everywhere. But also facts in that student enrollment is lowering. Either way I am done after this year like soo many other teachers.
Only in the US, these things happen so often. It’s the culture of the American people and public. What they value. Guns are valued, everyone wants a gun in the US. What for? To show whose the boss, bully mentality. It’s the feeling of wanting to feel superior to everyone. That’s the culture of many Americans, bully mentality. That’s why funding is heavily invested in its military. Education gets none is not valued. The politics and laws made which is not for the good of benefiting and helping kids with their education, but for a political agenda so politicians can get millions more. And not for the well being of the teacher.
FOR THOSE WHO REFER TO TEACHING AS A "PART-TIME JOB"... CLEARLY... YOU'RE NOT A TEACHER. ADD IN THE HOURS TEACHERS WORK AFTER SCHOOL AND ON THE WEEKENDS OFF THE CLOCK AND THE NON- STUDENT INTERACTIONS IN THE SUMMER AT PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT TRAININGS, MOST OF THEM UNPAID, AND YOU'LL FIND THAT "PART-TIME" TEACHING JOB IS THE EQUIVALENT OF WORKING OVERTIME WITHOUT PAY FOR THE ENTIRETY OF THE YEAR. THE IGNORANCE OF THIS FACT AND THE CONDESCENDING NATURE IN WHICH IT IS USUALLY DELIVERED ARE OTHER REASONS TEACHERS LEAVE THE PROFESSION IN DROVES AND COLLEGE STUDENTS DON'T PICK EDUCATION AS A CAREER. SOMEONE'S LOVE FOR CHILDREN IS NO REASON TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THEM AND NOT PAY THEM PROPERLY. SN: TEACHER PAY IS DISGUSTINGLY POOR BECAUSE IT HAS ALWAYS BEEN A FEMALE DOMINATED FIELD AND "WOMEN'S WORK" HAS ALWAYS BEEN UNDERVALUED.
Teachers are burnt out and tired of their jobs. Instead of spending most of their time teaching, they have to discipline students (NOT ALL) who are misbehaving. That’s one of the reasons why teachers quit their jobs. Some schools blamed teachers for a low state test scores and most of the time they will say, “It’s a teacher factor.” Parents, administrators, teachers and other stakeholders must work hand in hand to combat this situation giving our teachers more time to teach and prepare their lessons rather than bombarding them with a lot of ancillary works. Parents should at least help teachers by following up their kids about things they’ve done for the day or any assigned homework. Administration must design appropriate trainings for teachers to help them strategize their lessons and will not require lengthy lesson plans. Lol. 😃Teaching does not only occur at schools or in the 4 walls of the classroom but it starts at home. This is a collaborative effort for everyone involve.
SEMANTICS! IF I'M "CHRONICALLY" SICK AND I'M SICK TODAY, THEN I AM STILL SICK! IF THE TEACHER SHORTAGE IS A "CHRONIC" ISSUE AND THERE ARE NO TEACHERS TO STAFF THE CLASSROOMS IN MY SCHOOL, DAMN IT, THERE IS STILL A SHORTAGE!
Yes there is really a shortage in this country. Teachers are underpaid and underappreciated, not only that, but they've even been demonized in certain states over imaginary culture war nonsense, such as Florida for example. Until it gets better for teachers to want to come back, it's not going to go back to way things normally are.
Notice the lack of views on this subject. Notice the amount of money paid to college coaches. Stating that the shortage is only in certain areas; allows those areas to suffer with education.
Any child who can not control himself in class, should be sent home to his parents until he can. It's obvious the parents need to finish their job first, before sending him to school.
It's a self inflicted shortage. Our local schools have enough to average 20 kids per class. However after they divert teachers to special education and development programs, it's 30+ kids per class.
Nah. At least locally, any teacher who wants to actually teach rather than practice some type of activism is leaving/retiring early. Parents who want to shield their kids from those teachers that remain are home schooling.
Teachers loved teaching, but their love for teaching can be quickly destroyed by disrespect, insults, stabbings and throwing of chairs by violent students. Add to that the attack of angry parents who knew only s*x and making babies but don't know parenting. Made it also worst by tyrannical school administrators.
Well the children of finland take less than 5 test over the course of education. Most American children are taking at least 20 test in the k-12 environment.
In public school education, there are just too many unpredictable scenarios and unknowns. Once hired, you have no idea where you're going to end up teaching, what type of students will enroll, or if administration will be supportive and competent. First year teachers usually end up at the worst schools a county has to offer, because the most desirable schools hire experienced teachers first before they consider people new to the profession. So, you're competing against legions of experienced teachers who already where all the best schools are located. If only a less desirable school hires you, then you'd have wait at least three years before you're eligible to transfer someplace else. And even after that, you're again competing with so many teachers who have been waiting for what seems like forever to get into the same top schools. The most desirable schools are usually in affluent suburbs. Teachers get paid more in these areas. School buildings in these areas are usually well maintained. Students residing in these areas are usually well parented in two-parent households. There is so much competition to get into schools with these characteristics. So, when you hear people report massive "teacher shortages" in the news, they aren't referring to schools in affluent districts. Teacher shortages are not widespread. The highest need for teachers are in areas where few people would dare go.
Well, few days ago, a Florida teacher got assaulted by her student in the hall way. She is in her late fifties. She was beaten unconscious and I am sure she will need a lot of time to recover. Considering her age, she may consider early retirement, so one more teacher gone.
Where the heck did he get his data from? I’ve been teaching for over a quarter of a century in several states and I’ve never seen the likes of this! Multiple long term subs and vacancies. What numbers was he looking at?
In order to get more teachers/substitute teachers into the classroom they need to raise their salary to, or above the national average maybe, they will get more people interested in the teaching profession!
Schools should focus on Reading, Writing and Arithmetic NOT POLITICS. Get woke go broke. This system has been declining for over a decade. The Pandemic was final straw that broke the camels back. Public schools will collapse, nothing can stop it. It's not a question of IF but rather WHEN it will happen. I honestly doubt they'll make it thru this school year.
Thank you! The key word in your comment is the first one: SCHOOLS. TEACHERS are not focusing on politics or any of the other things they've been accused of. They don't even have the time to teach properly because administrators are keep piling paperwork onto them.
Open teaching to anyone who can pass the teacher's exam, college or not. Have background checks on their past, and let them get to work. Do not require they join the union. Let's see if we can take this country back. Those who don't like children, and think the pay is low, need not apply. Where else can you get a part time job with more benefits.
Hee-hee.... Don't advertise it as a part-time job, lol. If you do there'll be a whole bunch of angry teachers once they find out teaching is way more than a full time job. ;-)
@@kimberlygarrett1485 CLEARLY... YOU'RE NOT A TEACHER. ADD IN THE HOURS TEACHERS WORK AFTER SCHOOL AND ON THE WEEKENDS OFF THE CLOCK AND THE NON- STUDENT INTERACTIONS IN THE SUMMER AT PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT TRAININGS, MOST OF THEM UNPAID, AND YOU'LL FIND THAT "PART-TIME" TEACHING JOB IS THE EQUIVALENT OF WORKING OVERTIME WITHOUT PAY FOR THE ENTIRETY OF THE YEAR. THE IGNORANCE IN THIS COMMENT AND THE CONDESCENDING TONE ARE OTHER REASONS TEACHERS LEAVE THE PROFESSION IN DROVES AND COLLEGE STUDENTS DON'T PICK EDUCATION AS A CAREER. SOMEONE'S LOVE FOR CHILDREN IS NO REASON TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THEM AND NOT PAY THEM PROPERLY. SN: TEACHER PAY IS DISGUSTINGLY POOR BECAUSE IT HAS ALWAYS BEEN A FEMALE DOMINATED FIELD AND "WOMEN'S WORK" HAS ALWAYS BEEN UNDERVALUED.
I do agree with your first point. If a person has picked up requisite knowledge and skills for ANY job, that person should be able to test out of that portion of the training.
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Why would people lie about a teacher shortage? Teachers are struggling everyday with higher and higher class sizes, with no time to each any of them, because we are trying to manage behaviors! This will only increase the shortages! Teachers have been talking about this for years, before the pandemic. No one listened then; no one is listening now! Parents will only listen, when everyone is finally gone from the profession and no newbies will enter it. Veterans have been telling college students to get out of the education courses before they enter the he** that public education has become. It isn't the teachers that created it. It is the lack of funding and administrations that are taking all of the tax dollars in raises, rather than putting that money into the classroom and retaining teachers. So what do you all expect?!
Short version: Nobody wants to teach in dangerous schools, or where the pay is peanuts.
The pay is not peanuts considering they work 185 days in a school year as opposed to 245 like most other workers.
The pay is good. You can make 100k and you only work 185 days. 50 days less than most jobs.
@@clarkdavis3588 All professions require classes. Add a masters and the pay goes up significantly. No sympathy for only working 185 days a year.
They do not just work those hours. You have no idea what you’re talking about. Teachers have to work far more days to successfully do their jobs, including unpaid weekends
@@jrm371 Hilarious. I taught for 37 years. I saw the laziness of teachers. Very few are dedicated.
There is a huge shortage of great teachers who love teaching and really love the kids. After teaching for 37 years, I finally left because the administration was requiring me to dumb down the material and give everybody As and Bs whether the students earned it or not. Teachers have to put up with a lot of politics and play ball. Sadly our educational system does not put the students first.
Yes the national teachers union has a lot to do with that.
@@kimberlygarrett1485 You are right. I quit the teacher unions in the 80s.
Even if a teacher decides to play ball, that doesn't really help. Why? Admin keeps changing the rules of the game!
@@ak5659 I agree. The administration has an agenda and they dont put the students first.
Juking the stats. - the wire
This a case where you look to consensus opinion. Ask the people doing the job. Ask the majority of people studying the problem and go with them over a single dissenting voice.
I’ve also seen many parents move towards in home schooling due to mass shootings at schools
Safety and topics such as CRT and Gender Confusion lessons.
@Mom Mom Factual history doesn't suggest to children that their lives are predetermined by events that their ancestors may or may not have been a participant. Politically I am an Independent and prefer Libertarian candidates, therefore, given our current political climate I will be voting those that are pro nuclear families as research shows that children raised in single family homes are more likely to drop out of school, join gangs, do drugs, and commit crimes. Children raised in single family homes tend to have more disciplinary issues at school. Children raised in single family homes have less than a 20 percent chance of moving up the socioeconomic ladder. Children from two parent homes are more likely to graduate and find gainful employment, they have a 40 percent chance of moving up the socioeconomic ladder. Removing the father from the nuclear family and trying to substitute him with government assistant programs has had a devastating effect on the growth and development of the children. And it is not a problem that can be corrected by throwing money at it, Baltimore Public Schools spend more than most others per pupil and they have some of the most abysmal proficiency scores in the nation. So as an independent I will be voting for pro nuclear family candidates, pro parent inclusion in school curriculum candidates and pro school choice candidates as these measures would benefit the child and the educational prospects. Pedal your woke nonsense elsewhere, Racist.
Lies I teach and there are an insane amount of openings everywhere. But also facts in that student enrollment is lowering. Either way I am done after this year like soo many other teachers.
In a nut shell I blame Republicans on there war on teachers I wish they have that same energy on bad policing in America
I don't buy it !!!!
Only in the US, these things happen so often. It’s the culture of the American people and public. What they value. Guns are valued, everyone wants a gun in the US. What for? To show whose the boss, bully mentality. It’s the feeling of wanting to feel superior to everyone. That’s the culture of many Americans, bully mentality. That’s why funding is heavily invested in its military. Education gets none is not valued. The politics and laws made which is not for the good of benefiting and helping kids with their education, but for a political agenda so politicians can get millions more. And not for the well being of the teacher.
Pay us more and STOP asking us to attend useless meetings during the school day and repeat professional developments.
FOR THOSE WHO REFER TO TEACHING AS A "PART-TIME JOB"...
CLEARLY...
YOU'RE NOT A TEACHER.
ADD IN THE HOURS TEACHERS WORK AFTER SCHOOL AND ON THE WEEKENDS OFF THE CLOCK AND THE NON- STUDENT INTERACTIONS IN THE SUMMER AT PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT TRAININGS, MOST OF THEM UNPAID, AND YOU'LL FIND THAT "PART-TIME" TEACHING JOB IS THE EQUIVALENT OF WORKING OVERTIME WITHOUT PAY FOR THE ENTIRETY OF THE YEAR.
THE IGNORANCE OF THIS FACT AND THE CONDESCENDING NATURE IN WHICH IT IS USUALLY DELIVERED ARE OTHER REASONS TEACHERS LEAVE THE PROFESSION IN DROVES AND COLLEGE STUDENTS DON'T PICK EDUCATION AS A CAREER.
SOMEONE'S LOVE FOR CHILDREN IS NO REASON TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THEM AND NOT PAY THEM PROPERLY.
SN: TEACHER PAY IS DISGUSTINGLY POOR BECAUSE IT HAS ALWAYS BEEN A FEMALE DOMINATED FIELD AND "WOMEN'S WORK" HAS ALWAYS BEEN UNDERVALUED.
Teachers are burnt out and tired of their jobs. Instead of spending most of their time teaching, they have to discipline students (NOT ALL) who are misbehaving. That’s one of the reasons why teachers quit their jobs. Some schools blamed teachers for a low state test scores and most of the time they will say, “It’s a teacher factor.” Parents, administrators, teachers and other stakeholders must work hand in hand to combat this situation giving our teachers more time to teach and prepare their lessons rather than bombarding them with a lot of ancillary works. Parents should at least help teachers by following up their kids about things they’ve done for the day or any assigned homework. Administration must design appropriate trainings for teachers to help them strategize their lessons and will not require lengthy lesson plans. Lol. 😃Teaching does not only occur at schools or in the 4 walls of the classroom but it starts at home. This is a collaborative effort for everyone involve.
Well, there're supposedly 9,000 teacher positions open in Florida. Somehow I don't think the numbers in the previous years were close to that high.
SEMANTICS!
IF I'M "CHRONICALLY" SICK AND I'M SICK TODAY, THEN I AM STILL SICK!
IF THE TEACHER SHORTAGE IS A "CHRONIC" ISSUE AND THERE ARE NO TEACHERS TO STAFF THE CLASSROOMS IN MY SCHOOL, DAMN IT, THERE IS STILL A SHORTAGE!
Yes there is really a shortage in this country. Teachers are underpaid and underappreciated, not only that, but they've even been demonized in certain states over imaginary culture war nonsense, such as Florida for example. Until it gets better for teachers to want to come back, it's not going to go back to way things normally are.
NOT imaginary, exposed is the word you are looking for.
my science teacher this year was retired last year and came back because he’s a truly good person
Yes.
Low wages. Over crowded class rooms. Disrespect towards teachers.
Lack of parental involvement in their children's education.
tell me you posted a message without watching the video
The teachers are actually teaching children disrespect for others with their crazy liberal agenda.
Notice the lack of views on this subject.
Notice the amount of money paid to college coaches.
Stating that the shortage is only in certain areas; allows those areas to suffer with education.
Any child who can not control himself in class, should be sent home to his parents until he can. It's obvious the parents need to finish their job first, before sending him to school.
The wages aren't that low considering the school year is 185 days and the overcrowding is going to get worse due to Biden's open border marathon.
This is complete and total nonsense.
It's a self inflicted shortage. Our local schools have enough to average 20 kids per class. However after they divert teachers to special education and development programs, it's 30+ kids per class.
Is it going to get better when we have had open borders the last 2 years
Nah. At least locally, any teacher who wants to actually teach rather than practice some type of activism is leaving/retiring early. Parents who want to shield their kids from those teachers that remain are home schooling.
Just out of curiosity, where is "locally" for you?
Teachers loved teaching, but their love for teaching can be quickly destroyed by disrespect, insults, stabbings and throwing of chairs by violent students. Add to that the attack of angry parents who knew only s*x and making babies but don't know parenting. Made it also worst by tyrannical school administrators.
I'm gonna need a second opinion.
So many people don’t get it.
I would say so. It's so bad in TN that the state is giving certification waivers like they are going out of style.
No. There is a shortage of teacher jobs!!!!
No Teacher Shortage He Says, , He Must Beleive in the Tooth Fairy and Easter Bunny...
Well the children of finland take less than 5 test over the course of education. Most American children are taking at least 20 test in the k-12 environment.
🤣 sounds about right. Media (multiple sources) tells ya there's a teacher shortage and then say there isn't 🤣
The Atlantic must be eating their words right about now
Banning books and censuring speech about race and LGBTQ lives may be a big deal for teachers
Let them teach in LGBTQ schools.
@@stringmonkey568 Dear Lord, that would be terrifying
Maybe they should stick to reading, writing, math, and science... proficiency scores in those subjects have been declining.
In public school education, there are just too many unpredictable scenarios and unknowns. Once hired, you have no idea where you're going to end up teaching, what type of students will enroll, or if administration will be supportive and competent. First year teachers usually end up at the worst schools a county has to offer, because the most desirable schools hire experienced teachers first before they consider people new to the profession. So, you're competing against legions of experienced teachers who already where all the best schools are located. If only a less desirable school hires you, then you'd have wait at least three years before you're eligible to transfer someplace else. And even after that, you're again competing with so many teachers who have been waiting for what seems like forever to get into the same top schools. The most desirable schools are usually in affluent suburbs. Teachers get paid more in these areas. School buildings in these areas are usually well maintained. Students residing in these areas are usually well parented in two-parent households. There is so much competition to get into schools with these characteristics. So, when you hear people report massive "teacher shortages" in the news, they aren't referring to schools in affluent districts. Teacher shortages are not widespread. The highest need for teachers are in areas where few people would dare go.
No...just a shortage of qualified teachers.
Well, few days ago, a Florida teacher got assaulted by her student in the hall way. She is in her late fifties. She was beaten unconscious and I am sure she will need a lot of time to recover. Considering her age, she may consider early retirement, so one more teacher gone.
Where the heck did he get his data from? I’ve been teaching for over a quarter of a century in several states and I’ve never seen the likes of this! Multiple long term subs and vacancies. What numbers was he looking at?
Why are classes overloaded with students?
Just like trucking shortage the problem is pay shortage! Pay the worth and many will show up!
Measuring the success of Domestic Terrorists by the number of school massacres and the fear of going to school well established.
I didn't know the US had teachers at all tbh..
See, this stupid comments like this one are the reason why we are all out the door.
Maybe they are like other workers that worked remotely during the pandemic and just don't want to return to in school teaching.
And that causes a shortage
In order to get more teachers/substitute teachers into the classroom they need to raise their salary to, or above the national average maybe, they will get more people interested in the teaching profession!
Guess he forgot to survey teachers in GA; Opinions
Twitch Streamers will be teaching your children
depends on how one defines teacher.
Schools should focus on Reading, Writing and Arithmetic NOT POLITICS.
Get woke go broke.
This system has been declining for over a decade. The Pandemic was final straw that broke the camels back.
Public schools will collapse, nothing can stop it. It's not a question of IF but rather WHEN it will happen. I honestly doubt they'll make it thru this school year.
Thank you! The key word in your comment is the first one: SCHOOLS.
TEACHERS are not focusing on politics or any of the other things they've been accused of. They don't even have the time to teach properly because administrators are keep piling paperwork onto them.
How old is the kid "expert"? lol Like he knows because he just got out of school? He's not even old enough to shave! And he's a cbs 'expert"? LOL
There's a Non- Liberal Teacher shortage.
Drop the vaccine mandates.
The teacher shortage predates the pandemic.
@@yvonneplant9434 mandates made it worse ditto for police and nurses
Open teaching to anyone who can pass the teacher's exam, college or not. Have background checks on their past, and let them get to work. Do not require they join the union. Let's see if we can take this country back. Those who don't like children, and think the pay is low, need not apply. Where else can you get a part time job with more benefits.
How do you see teaching as a part-time job? It’s this kind of disrespect that puts teachers as potential teachers off.
Hee-hee.... Don't advertise it as a part-time job, lol. If you do there'll be a whole bunch of angry teachers once they find out teaching is way more than a full time job. ;-)
@@songj0056 It isn't part time during the school year but the school year is typically 185 days, most other workers average 245 days a year.
@@kimberlygarrett1485
CLEARLY...
YOU'RE NOT A TEACHER.
ADD IN THE HOURS TEACHERS WORK AFTER SCHOOL AND ON THE WEEKENDS OFF THE CLOCK AND THE NON- STUDENT INTERACTIONS IN THE SUMMER AT PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT TRAININGS, MOST OF THEM UNPAID, AND YOU'LL FIND THAT "PART-TIME" TEACHING JOB IS THE EQUIVALENT OF WORKING OVERTIME WITHOUT PAY FOR THE ENTIRETY OF THE YEAR.
THE IGNORANCE IN THIS COMMENT AND THE CONDESCENDING TONE ARE OTHER REASONS TEACHERS LEAVE THE PROFESSION IN DROVES AND COLLEGE STUDENTS DON'T PICK EDUCATION AS A CAREER.
SOMEONE'S LOVE FOR CHILDREN IS NO REASON TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THEM AND NOT PAY THEM PROPERLY.
SN: TEACHER PAY IS DISGUSTINGLY POOR BECAUSE IT HAS ALWAYS BEEN A FEMALE DOMINATED FIELD AND "WOMEN'S WORK" HAS ALWAYS BEEN UNDERVALUED.
I do agree with your first point. If a person has picked up requisite knowledge and skills for ANY job, that person should be able to test out of that portion of the training.
No, there’s just a student overflow