This isn’t anything new, back in the 80s, I was teaching the teachers routinely that were teaching the programming and computer classes.
By the time I was in those classes I was already doing 6502 assembly and playing around with hardware and software interrupts, while their training was based on a few courses in Apple II basic.
I wouldn’t say its gotten any worse, just not any better.
Whenever life was going a little too well, I sat down and tried to learn assembly language.
The class without the computers and the lab with the computers were two separate rooms with a locked door in the middle.
One day I programmed what I called a "sound bomb" to disrupt class. Just a quick program that ran silent for 25 minutes then made a whole hell of a lot of racket.
Hit run and turned up the volume all the way....on all 20 computers.
Learned two things: First, under stress Junior High teachers cannot unlock doors, second under stress Junior High teacher also forget how to turn off power and insist on just banging on a disabled keyboard.
She never did figure out who did it.