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This is a post on r/Teachers so it's not surprising they don't talk about gatekeeping via unnecessary but mandatory certifications. Teachers are directly respon
by nova22033 3y ago
This is a post on r/Teachers so it's not surprising they don't talk about gatekeeping via unnecessary but mandatory certifications. Teachers are directly responsible for this via the teachers unions.
- revlolz 3y agoJust an anecdote and not necessarily representative of the majority, in certain areas, teaching has taken on cult-like characteristics. Teachers engage in a radical cycle of self-sacrifice, constantly striving for virtuous superiority over their colleagues, often to the detriment of their own financial and emotional well-being. This mindset justifies exponentially increasing demands each year, requiring teachers to sacrifice more of themselves in the name of what is best for the children. District administrations, influencers, unions, and politicians seem to be enabling this as much as possible in order to cut costs (financially and risk). If one questions this approach, they may be labeled not only as ineffective in their profession, but also as morally deficient for putting children's futures at risk. From afar it appears as toxic nightmare that undermines a better education system.