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She would be fired for refusing. She’s a teacher. She has almost no freedom in anything. It’s also an international standard for her school. It would require a
by treeman79 4y ago
She would be fired for refusing. She’s a teacher. She has almost no freedom in anything. It’s also an international standard for her school. It would require an uprising of tens of thousands of teachers world wide.
I agree with what you say. However she is not willing to a fight worldwide bureaucracy.
- dragonwriter 4y agoTeachers are very often unionized, and very often the non-economic demands of their contract negotiations include changes in policies of this kind. Employee pushback isn’t just individual.