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To: Maris Crane
If we got rid of teachers’ unions, eighty percent of our problems would disappear.

No, 80% of your teachers would disappear. Increasingly, it's a miserable job. Children are being raised by their cell phones, and they are lazy, belligerent, and uncontrollable. They don't read. They don't do homework. Their parents act like it's the teacher's job to raise the child. No disciplinary measures are allowed... that pay and pension is the only thing keeping most teachers hanging in there.

Without it, you'll get nothing but wide-eyed college kids who will rarely last more than 2 years. If that's what you WANT, now, go ahead. It wouldn't surprise me. People talk like their children are so precious to them, but they'll leave them with the cheapest person they can get.

15 posted on 03/10/2019 7:20:54 AM PDT by A_perfect_lady
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To: A_perfect_lady

I refer to teachers’ UNIONS.

I know there are good meaning teachers who are abused by their students, BUT WTH ARE THE UNIONS DOING ABOUT THAT?

If I were a teacher, I would feel totally abandoned.

The culture and the standards have already vanished.

I believe that this did NOT just start yesterday.


18 posted on 03/10/2019 7:56:06 AM PDT by Maris Crane
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