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Given the sturm and drang over subject matter in places like the us, why would somebody go into teaching if they had a safer alternative? And certainly, why wo
by jleyank 4y ago
Given the sturm and drang over subject matter in places like the us, why would somebody go into teaching if they had a safer alternative? And certainly, why would they go into teaching in the contentious areas? Is there a clerical career field left, or did the pink collar stuff die off around the turn of the century? I’ve not seen assistants outside the head shed since then.
What is the gender ratio of paramedics, as that’s somewhat analogous to nurses with more exertion and haste? And, why would people stop at nursing if they had the time and money to proceed further into healthcare? Perhaps the gender ratio of nurses results from that of childcare, as it’s a “”serious” field that can be fit into the gaps from raising kids.
- bell-cot 4y agoFrom what I heard, from older women (American public school) teachers I knew ~10 years ago (pre-COVID, pre-MAGA) - going into teaching was not something that they would do again.