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Most parents are trying to juggle a full schedule of teaching and jobs at the moment. I don’t think it’s fair to compare that against an environment dedicated t

• rrmm 7y ago
  I feel like the comment was more directed on the kids' parents having to walk a mile in the Teacher's shoes. And the ease with which it is someone else's problem to make sure your kid learns.
  • duderific 7y ago
    There is certainly some of that. Being a teacher is certainly very difficult. However, theoretically at least, they are trained to be teachers, and it is their full time job, while for most parents it is not. Additionally, being onsite at school there are fewer distractions, and just the environment of physically being on a school campus conveys that the primary focus of the day is education.
    • bsder 7y ago
      So, what you're saying is that teachers are trained professionals, and that school environments are engineered to be spaces for learning? Shocking. Perhaps teachers and schools don't suck as much as people thought ...
      • akman 7y ago
        The context of the comments matter. Just saying...
  • fortran77 7y ago
    No, my point was people's kids aren't as wonderful and smart as parents think they are.