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akraven

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13. Absolutely. It started with Rayguns.

Reply to Hermit-The-Prog (Reply #10)

Tue Jan 1, 2019, 09:32 PM

Jan 2019

I was scared for years just to walk into my classroom or draw up lesson plans, given the good little "Christian" (bullshit) children in the high school.

I, too, got out.

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Teachers quit their jobs in record numbers during 2018 [View all] Xolodno Jan 2019 OP

No surprise Meowmee Jan 2019 #1

Wait until they are told they have to carry a gun rurallib Jan 2019 #2

Yep malaise Jan 2019 #6

We have three teachers in our extended family. rurallib Jan 2019 #7

There are three generations of educators in our family malaise Jan 2019 #9

Same here, none of the next generation in my family is going into education. lkinwi Jan 2019 #11

of course they oppose public education Hermit-The-Prog Jan 2019 #10

Absolutely. It started with Rayguns. akraven Jan 2019 #13

We know quite a few College Professors who are looking to get out as well. redstatebluegirl Jan 2019 #3

Makes sense to me. I have been teaching 20+ years. Some comments follow ... Persondem Jan 2019 #4

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If you are a college student thinking of teaching, don't! OrlandoDem2 Jan 2019 #12