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WinnipegFan · 02-12-2024, 03:34 AM

I just read this article:

https://calgaryherald.com/news/local...or-improvement

I am curious what the CP minds have to say in regard to this. As someone who works in education I am keen to see what you all have to say in response to this. There are a number of teachers that are speaking out in the comments and I find it interesting that they are starting to as often they don't. However, they are doing so anonymously, which is also telling.

I don't want it to turn into an argument about unions and whining teachers as that is not helpful (I could rant about both of these for days). I am wondering what solutions the non-education public has, as there is a problem. Results are dropping, classrooms are overly full, funding is a concern (I would argue how it is used more than total amount), and we need to address this as a city with a unified solution. I feel like the average person I speak to has ideas about solutions but doesn't realize the power they have to invoke change and often feel helpless. Thoughts?

02-12-2024, 03:34 AM	#1
WinnipegFan Scoring Winger Join Date: Nov 2010 Exp:	CBE Results in Decline I just read this article: https://calgaryherald.com/news/local...or-improvement I am curious what the CP minds have to say in regard to this. As someone who works in education I am keen to see what you all have to say in response to this. There are a number of teachers that are speaking out in the comments and I find it interesting that they are starting to as often they don't. However, they are doing so anonymously, which is also telling. I don't want it to turn into an argument about unions and whining teachers as that is not helpful (I could rant about both of these for days). I am wondering what solutions the non-education public has, as there is a problem. Results are dropping, classrooms are overly full, funding is a concern (I would argue how it is used more than total amount), and we need to address this as a city with a unified solution. I feel like the average person I speak to has ideas about solutions but doesn't realize the power they have to invoke change and often feel helpless. Thoughts?