Quote:
Originally Posted by Derek Sutton
So many teachers have never been outside of the education system, few have had to make a living doing anything other then going to school or teaching school. Occasional meaningless summer jobs aside, taking criticism is a foreign concept to teachers. 48 hours a week is nothing to many salaried workers in every industry, and I'd take managing 25 kids over managing 25 adults any day of the week.
|
Right. Because 25 adults will act up, need constant supervision and generally goof off (you know, act like kids), where as 25 children will generally know what they are expected to do most of the time and for the most part work independently (or in other words, act like adults).
As for never taking criticism, if they somehow avoid it from their supervisors or the parents of their students they can always log onto CP and read the teacher bashing threads that seem to pop up every month or so.