Snowflake teachers.

z1a

baza52 wrote: »

so are you one of those "that cant"?

No, I can, although I did spend a few years training apprentices, albeit, they wanted to learn.

baza52

so staff turned up and the school day was not affected. Remind me what the problem was again?

z1a

baza52 wrote: »

so staff turned up and the school day was not affected. Remind me what the problem was again?

Did you read the OP?
Half of teachers didn't turn up. So how do you think the days weren't affected?


The title of this board is "Praise vent and warnings" - This was a vent about snowflake teachers, - happy?

baza52

z1a wrote: »

Did you read the OP?
Half of teachers didn't turn up. So how do you think the days weren't affected?


The title of this board is "Praise vent and warnings" - This was a vent about snowflake teachers, - happy?

im the same as you, i wasnt there so i dont know
Was it exactly half or did your son not give you an exact figure.
:rotfl:
Perhaps you should consider home schooling him if your not happy with the school and its staff or perhaps a private school

z1a

baza52 wrote: »

im the same as you, i wasnt there so i dont know
Was it exactly half or did your son not give you an exact figure.
:rotfl:
Perhaps you should consider home schooling him if your not happy with the school and its staff or perhaps a private school

You're a comedian. Figures didn't come from my son, they came via a text from the school, so also "rotfl"

He does learn more from me than from his teachers as it is.

"Private" or state school, I still have a low opinion of teachers.

Had my "Vent" now, so leaving thread as it is, you will probably still keep adding your opinions, so be it. Have fun.

~_Daisy_~

z1a wrote: »

Rubbish.

You don't have a clue what I've done or haven't done, so don't assume you know, because you don't.

Yet you are assuming you know why some of the Teachers didnt make it into to work because people you work with did?

There is another saying, goes something like this, walk a mile in my shoes before you judge.

BTW I'm not a teacher, and my local school was open but if a school is under staffed due to what ever reason I'd rather it closed.

parking_question_chap

z1a wrote: »

Rubbish.

You don't have a clue what I've done or haven't done, so don't assume you know, because you don't.

Makes assumptions about other people journey to work.

Tells other people not to make assumptions.

:T:T:T:T:T:T:T:T:T:T

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Prothet_of_Doom

z1a wrote: »

No, point being they all get in with no problems. Why can't teachers?
Always been a believer in the old saying, "Them that can't do, do Those that can't teach, teach"

I have fixed that for comic effect and accuracy.

My son's a teacher. Give the lad a break. He's probably gone sledging. Anything to keep away from the horrible children.

Prothet_of_Doom

RichardD1970 wrote: »

You ever tried it? No, didn't think so.

Attitudes like that are (part of) why there is a crisis in education with droves of good teachers leaving.

I would challenge any of the detractors to spend a week, even in a primary school, and tell me they have an easy job.

My son is thinking of leaving teaching. He hates the fact that the management, parents and kids don't give a !!!! about education.