you have clearly are not and have nobody in your life who is a teacher.

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Anonymous #1 1d

you clearly*

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how is it her fault that her students can’t read huh? she teaches 8th grade.

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well that’s your lived experience, you’re only one person and some areas have genuine struggles with the students, i’ve had classmates who genuinely did not care because of their home situations and struggles, it’s not the teachers fault in every circumstance, sometimes it is but not always

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you can only motivate so much. and its hard to motivate kids who are extremely misbehaved and have 0 emotional regulation and can’t go 2 seconds without looking at a tablet, a teachers job is to teach, they are not behavioral therapists

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it’s not the students fault, it’s the system and what their home life is like, if a student gave up it’s because the system failed them in my perspective, children shouldn’t be blamed and the educators who are genuinely trying but overworked and underpaid shouldn’t be blamed either

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we’re not talking about abroad we’re talking about here and now in america, with students who’s parents never took the time to teach them how to behave or respect adults or exist without a screen in front of them. which is like 90% of them now. obviously your grandfather and mother didn’t have that problem because it wasn’t like that back then

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*failure of the parents. Teachers give students the material and teach it but if the parents aren’t enforcing/encouraging anything outside of the classroom and the student isn’t doing anything, there’s not much a teacher can do. Their job isn’t to make sure they are doing it at home and practicing, that’s the parents job.

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Anonymous #2 1d

For ME ? Their PARENTS? THEM? THEIR FUTURE?!

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Bitch stfu I should not be teaching 8th graders how to fucking read

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Anonymous OP 1d

oh sorry i was just wanting clarification

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