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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]not very promising... https://www.weareteachers.com/teachers-afraid-to-go-back/?utm_source=WAT_MDR&utm_medium=Enews&utm_campaign=WAT_Enews06112020 I have read many posters talking about there are no teacher shortages and that teachers would not resign. Talk about uncertainty! What could this really mean for our children?[/quote] There are plenty of new teachers graduating from their programs desperate for a job. What it means is we will have a less experienced staff, but also likely more optimistic and less cynical about the profession. It will cost the school system less. Some will be stars who were meant for this, others will be green as can be. Some of who we lose will be true seasoned gems and a huge loss, a small subset of who leaves will be teachers who don't belong in the profession anyway.[/quote] The vast majority of first year teachers are not that good. There is a huge learning curve and I would say true confidence and ability comes around year five. All of the superstar teachers I know sucked their first year and readily admit it . [/quote] Well in my experience the vast majority of distance learning was not that good, so pick your poison![/quote]
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