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Reply to "Teachers: do you trust the families in your school to take COVID seriously?"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]There are jobs to transfer to for teachers. I was a teacher and then wrote educational material for students (at NASA). There is a lot of that going on at museums, nonprofits etc. That’s just one thing. Teachers aren’t worthless and most probably have no desire to be in “white collar” office job. [/quote] Oh yeah lol I have worked at a bunch of nonprofits and we always get ridiculous applications from teachers. It's clear they have no idea what it's like working for clients and managing projects. Not one of them has ever had to deal with an actual budget but they always write things trying to suggest that buying classroom supplies is related. Like, that's front desk work. Great, you can answer phones. And good luck getting any of the two dozen museum jobs.[/quote] Your response is incoherent, but sure, teachers aren’t qualified to do anything “lol”. Apparently no one in the non profit world can even string together a sentence, so teachers should be okay out there. [/quote] is your problem that the person said "lol"? because this is all pretty coherent to me. it sounds like teachers don't know what they're doing and are writing cover letters to nonprofits that demonstrate ignorance of the job to be performed.[/quote]
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