>"what's a kid going to learn from someone who decided his best option in life was to become a teacher?"
Is he right, Veeky Forums?
They both have valid points. The bottom point is valid for teachers who actually give a shit and care about their students.
Which is not the vast majority of teachers.
Let's face it, public education is an absolute disaster. Teachers unions ensure bad teachers stay on the payroll. Public budgeting ensures bad schools get more money than good ones.
This is also true.
>The bottom point is valid for teachers who actually give a shit and care about their students.
And then they get tenure after 3 years and stop giving a shit but do their 25 years to get that sweet pensions. Not to mention, even if teachers are perfect, parents have a much larger impact on the malleable time of the kids life.
Really makes you think...
Terribles are literal trash. Too many "i want to influence the young minds of america" and not enough people who know how to do that job well.
In my school kids were allowed to do literally no work, the idiots and losers, and make it all up at the last day it was due at end of semester or whatever...entire classes worked this way. The public schools and the teachers are B A D.
And we were a "B" school then an "A" somehow....Alright SURE. Gotta keep that money rolling in eh?
>The bottom point is valid for teachers who actually give a shit and care about their students.
I can count how many these teachers I have had in school, hs and university
It's certainly the minority
But those ones really stick out and I'd like to thank them one day if I could, though I don't know how. Two are already dead.
>I make a C+ feel like the Congressional Medal of Honor
Bonnie you stupid bitch this isn't a good thing.