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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The sad thing is that the teachers who are leaving the teaching profession are the ones who are best at it. Every veteran teacher I know is halfway out the door. A big part of it is that they don't trust the families in their schools to take COVID seriously.[/quote] I’m intrigued. Do the veteran teachers care about kids whose parents have to work in person? Do they argue that people who don’t quit their jobs if their jobs are in person aren’t taking COVID seriously? I know that sounds like a gotcha asshole question, but I have known people that suggest that parents should do that to help teachers. Also....like really? It kind of sounds like teachers don’t want to be around the poors.[/quote] Yes, PP, that's exactly right. You hear this attitude in places where parents are more affluent- have access to work-from-home policies or where stay at home moms are the norm.[/quote]
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