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00:00 - Addison Rae Faces Backlash For Holy Trinity Bikini
03:06 - Lollapalooza Security Guard Reports Fake Threat to Leave Work Early
04:54 - Joe Rogan Says Low Ticket Sales Ended Jake Paul Hasim Rahman Jr. Fight
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10:04 - Iceland Volcano Eruption Prompts Travel Fears
12:19 - Teacher Shortage Impacts States Across U.S.
15:42 - DOJ Hits Four Officers With Civil Rights Charges Over Breonna Taylor Search
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Teacher here. The teacher issue is multifaceted: an increase of paperwork, restrictive policies to help your students grow, lack of supplies, lack of support, behaviors from students and parent that degrade every year, low pay, too much testing… I could really keep going. We have forgotten the purpose of education, that parenting is a verb, and that as a human we can all become better individuals if we do wish.
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When I was in school (I'm 44) you could tell some of the teachers really did enjoy being there. Now with all this crap... well, let me just say a family member who used to be a teacher, gave up on that and went to work at a near minimum wage job. That says something.
yep. I was planning to be a teacher and i said to myself “to deal with it because helping these kids are worth it” I concluded that i loved my students but it’s not worth dealing with a god awful system
This is the exact reason why I chose not to become a teacher! I bet you are a good teacher who constantly gets screwed over!
All teachers: "Pay us fair wages or we will quit!"
States: "Why dont we have enough teachers?"
Same with retail
I for one am absolutely shocked that cutting education funding has negative effects on schools and education in general.
@@7heSlime which doesn’t make sense. There’s fewer students these days. Gen z is far smaller than the millennial generation before them. Millennials aren’t exactly having kids.
@@Bonanzaking Gen Z is generally the children of Gen X, not Millennials.
@@7heSlime duh. Millennials are generally the kids of boomers. Gen z is gen X offspring. Point being there’s been a contraction of kids needing education the last 10-15 years. Meaning that should logically require fewer resources.
Teacher shortage? I can't imagine why. Maybe it's the school shootings, or the teachers not being allowed to actually teach facts, or the threats of being sued or the fact that they're ridiculously underpaid, or the jack of funding for materials, having to buy supplies out of their own pockets? Besides all that tho, it sounds like a great job. 🙄
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Having a 3 month vacation every year does sound pretty awesome
@@MrTripi It’s not. It’s three months without pay, or in more funded districts, reduced pay. So teachers have to get summer jobs, and those temporary summer jobs often pay more than their teaching salary. Plus, it’s not even three months. The last month of summer is devoted to prepping for the incoming year. Teaching is one of the most stressful and least materially rewarding jobs on the market. It’s also the most vital, which shows the messed up priorities of the US.
You think anyone is actually not going to work due to an active shooter scenario? Thats like being too scared to leave your house because you might get struck by lightning lol
Personally as someone who goes to a very reps eyed university told wide - as in top 3/5/10/20 for at the last 30 years - it’s u heard of to let a 2.5GPA TEACH…. wtf
As a teacher, when you said many have left due to politics, it reminded me of the fact that Kentucky gave all government employees(even state reps and senators) except teachers a raise. I was dumbfounded, demoralized, and felt disrespected. Older teachers told me to "get used to it", but I can understand that some people don't want to "get used to it" along with all the other duties that come with teaching.
I'm grateful you brought up the Breyonna Talor story
For people who believe in capitalism, I'm surprised none of these policy makers understand basic supply and demand.
As a former special education teacher who moved on to better opportunities, the news of schools trying their best to attract teachers does not shock me. It's unfortunate, but educators are told to build the plane while they're flying it (and pay for the supplies to do so!). The whole system needs an overhaul before I'd ever think of going back. Behaviors were awful, and parents were worse. No thanks.
Educators and Police are both seeing a shortage of people willing to put up with the downsides. Sadly it lowers the quality of people who will fill the void.
Canada teachers get paid and treated way better the y’all over there it’s sad
@@truenorth2653 Except cops in the US receive insane levels of funding and their wages aren't stagnating. Schools on the other hand get their funding gutted and teachers' wages are stagnating. There is also the fact that there is no causal link between increased law enforcement spending and reduced crime rates whereas there is a direct causal link between increased education funding and the quality of the education.
Almost as if certain elements of the ruling class are trying to kill public education in favor of private and home education where it's easier to indoctrinate kids into good little obedient workers who never revolt because they don't understand they're being fucked.
@@truenorth2653 Good fuck to police we need better other services yes police are still needed to an extent but we need to severely downsize the money that they've been given not necessarily the paycheck individual officers are getting but like the overtime pay the trips and shit that hire ends get covered for them . But that's more of a police Union issue of them just descending and backing any corrupt police officer just because they're backing the blue and now they've made the blue almost completely corrupt instead of a few bad apples is one like a few bad orchards🤣
Unfortunately lots of industries are like that. I work traffic control at roadworks & purchase my own line marking paint, clips to hold signs on, pliars, wire, etc.
It's not fair or right but if you want to have a convenient day at work you do what you gotta do 🤷🏼♀️
High school teacher here; it's not just a teacher shortage. It's an education staff shortage. Admin is being spread thin, janitorial staff is hard to keep, bus drivers are needed and all the while bandaids are being used in place of actual change. The trend in education right now is interns. Use interns because no cleared teacher is applying but then those interns get burned out due to lack of resources and the cycle just continues. And this is just one of the many failing pieces. The lack of equity in schools across the nation, the lack of classroom teacher input, the low pay and long hours; it is exhausting. I love teaching but being told to do things for free because you're doing it for the kids starts to drain you and I never thought I would be punished by society for choosing to become an educator.
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Honestly the answer is easy. Gut the administrations pay and benefits. Force police departments to provide security on the dime of the police force BECAUSE PROTECTING PEOPLE IS WHAT THEY GET FUCKING PAID FOR ANYWAY. And pay the fucking teachers more by increasing the corporate tax rates.
@@small3687 yeah, the police were super helpful and efficient with security at uvalde
As a teacher in Australia, I cannot IMAGINE what US teachers go through. We're paid DOUBLE what you guys are as a minimum and even that is not enough - we have regular strikes because the pay scales so poorly given that it's a four year degree. We also suffer a lot of similar issues with authority, students, poor curriculum and poor management. I cannot imagine how godawful it would be if I was not only going through that, but also paid HALF and also constantly at threat of literal gun violence and death. I salute those who have somehow stayed in the profession, and I wish you all the best and brightest days ahead - and hopefully, most of all, some change.
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Thats like saying your constantly at threat to being struck by lightning. It’s amazing how dumb educators can be.
You make double than SOME people just as others in the profession make double your salary. Hows this hard to understand?
I'm a volcanologist with a particular soft spot for Iceland. Love that you covered that story today!
By far the most dangerous thing about this volcano is the gas that's released - there is a large amount of SO2 being released. If you go to the volcano, make sure you check the wind direction and speed first. Only approach from the upwind side, and don't go when there's no wind at all.
This is true but also..stupid people. There have been instances of people WALKING on the barely set lava which is just stupidly dangerous! The biggest problems lately are tourists not realizing that it is still a 3 hour hike in an uneven landscape and so our rescue services have their hands full getting injured tourists with twisted ankles or simply not dressed properly.
I heard that, allegedly, during the Haitian Revolution a general would kill prisoners by pumping SO2 into their rooms. If that is true, this would likely be the first use of a gas chamber in history (future gas chambers usually used HCN). So I’m staying away from that volcano if I’m ever in Iceland.
The Icelandic people have a unique way of looking at natural disasters it’s just a part of life for them. But I’m certain they check that before letting the tourists loose. I’ve seen Icelandic tour guides yell at Americans for walking in an area that was roped off to protect the natural environment. 😂 they’re not scared of losing business over safety.
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@@nymmyz Very much true indeed as well. Plus I believe the past few days the site has been closed due to weather so that's another factor to consider.
Highly telling to see many teachers in the comments here echoing the same things I hear from teachers in my family - terrible entitled parents, threats of lawsuits, admin not supporting teachers, and SAFETY CONCERNS. Giving the teachers a higher pay does nothing if they then have to use that pay to buy supplies, safety equipment and therapy for themselves.
from what I've seen with teachers, the entitled parents not only cause problems with direct relations and communications with the teacher but also through their kids because their kids seem to just never be able to take no for an answer or even treat teachers like people. I graduated HS in 2017 and even then, there were so many issues with upper middle class kids who never had any boundaries at home being absolutely insufferable at school. I feel awful for teachers.
There are some teachers that deserve pushback.
They promote trans and other left wing activism in the classroom instead of just teaching.
I don’t feel bad for them at all.
@@jukelly64 teaching students acceptance of all people regardless of who they are, that climate change science is real and how to be a kind and compassionate human IS teaching. If that's "left-wing" then I'm sorry I'd rather teach that than fear mongering, misinformation and disrespecting others. We don't just teach the subject at hand we are teaching students so much more day by day how to be productive yet authentic human in this world. If you don't appreciate teachers just homeschool and shelter your child 🤷♀️
Higher education is seeing the same things.
The best way to combat this teacher "shortage" isn't just a significant pay increase, teachers need more rights in the classroom. It cannot and should not be a possibility that parents can threaten lawsuits if they think that a teacher treats their precious littly brat unfair, because the child received bad grades or punishment for disrupting class.
yes and no. with how ineffective and slow government change can be pushing for a clear and concise goal can be more effective at passing legislation, and the more money anyone has the better they can defend themselves legally and the more leverage they have in negotiating working conditions. so focusing on a pay increase alone as a first step is actually probably the most effective strategy, in my opinion at least.
Is this a thing that's happening? Where are parents suing teachers?
How about u hire a teacher for ur kid no need for school its unsafe
@@Lynsey17 Don’t think they are, they just threaten to sue and the administration caves and doesn’t support the teacher.
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It's wild that these cops straight up murdered someone in their house and the only things they are getting prosecuted on is paperwork
As a Christian myself, I see that kind of clothing and I do think to myself "is that really necessary?" but that's as far as I go. If I don't like it, I go elsewhere, much like how I do with most things I don't like. Me getting mad is gonna do nothing but make me mad, and I don't really enjoy being mad so I just move on. I find life is much easier that way!
Same. The bikini is trashy at best but I’m not going to make a fuss out of it. After all, it’s not me choosing to wear it.
Yeah. I can’t say that im outraged. Just very grossed out while finding it very tacky. If this doesn’t scream attention seeker, I don’t know what does.
I agree. The bikini is disrespectful but the outrage is just gonna give them what they want. It's like when Lil Nas X made his video and everyone hated it which made all the people who hate Christians love it and support it and all the outrage got it so much attention and it became massive haha
I don't think God cares about a bikini
Just pray for her at least and this world
This educator will never teach in the United States ever again. Seven years ago I left teaching in Georgia to go teach internationally. Honestly I got more respect and got paid better teaching in Zimbabwe than I did when I taught in Georgia. I don’t think I can ever go back to having parents yell at me in Walmart or students threatening to stab me because I asked them to sit down and then admin refusing to remove that student from my classroom (that actually happened). I don’t feel safe in American school.
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I did some deep research into the teacher situation because I was considering becoming one. What I found to be the biggest issue is that school administrators are not standing by the teachers, but rather making them the scapegoats of every situation. They're thrown under the bus whenever there's a complaint. They're also accused of being both too liberal and too conservative at the same time because you have parents now who want everything to be taught how they see it, and you can never please everyone, especially if you're providing facts, which don't care about political affiliation.
Yeah, it’s insane. There’s no way I could do it, especially not in a conservative area.
In a post trump world, facts might not even be facts depending on who you ask.
Yes, admin showed their face during Covid, and it was crazy, and even now, we just seem to get more work. Less pay, especially as teachers leave more and more, we have to substitute or take other work loads because not even substitutes are showing up. Student behavior is also very bad, along with parents, who just want their kids away from home, which is understandable, but it is also their education, not a daycare center. I see all angels, and I've tried my best to stay positive, but I don't see any change, if anything I see more restrictions, more work, and more stress and entering my 4th and probably final year, I just don't want to come back.
I have a hard time understanding the term administratorS, as in plural and not singular. Why have any more than teachers, a janitor and a principal?
@@Skylane_Pilot Facts are whatever comes out of Trump's mouth, everything else is fake news. That's their motto.
it's really late but the charges in breonna Taylor's case brought hope into my heart. let's continue to hope for justice💖
Justice for what? How many times do we have to hear this lie of they didn’t do anything wrong to later learn the laundry list of crimes these “innocent people” commit? Reality is if you want to be a thug it ends with an early grave or incarceration.
Hows lies fueling terror and riots towards society bring you hope?
As a teacher in the UK, I am not surprised there is a teaching shortage. There is definitely one here in the UK! Too little pay and respect for the sheer quantity of work. I love my job, my subject and my students. I love teaching concepts that are tricky and having that moment when it starts to make sense for the students. I have no plans to leave the profession. I will be on my third year of teaching post teacher training this September, but I remember in my FIRST ever lecture on my teaching degree, the lecturer told us most of us would leave the profession within 5 years. If you make it past 5 years, you tend to teach for life. At the time I couldn't understand why, but the sheer amount of rudeness and disrespect from parents is no joke. As well, the lack of support when incidents do occur is just not there - a colleague of mine was ASSAULTED twice last year by students and our school did next to nothing until us staff encouraged her to go to the police. Our union is balloting us next month on whether we want to strike for better pay yes but also better conditions and support. I wish the US teachers luck and solidarity!
I went to three schools (in the UK). I was definitely not an easy student, I had very little social skills due to some neglect as a young kid, but not because I was actually mean to people but because I wouldn't fill out any work and I would smirk whenever I got anxious as a defensive reaction. I got hounded by teachers. I mean that in all dramatic uppercase.
I was very very easy to make cry, so they would really try, I think they felt like it was a good indication I'd learned my lesson, when in reality it would humiliate me and make me intensely resentful. I would have one teacher berating me call over another two teachers when I started crying to continue telling me off.
I know teachers have a hard time. It's a hard hard job. But the shit they get away with doing to kids that are quote on quote "going nowhere" is fucking disgraceful. Most teachers I met treated students like their own little soap opera with me cast as the bad guy.
They got away with lying about things I did, and everyone believed them because I was the bad kid, and I still to this day feel angry that they got away with it.
I sent a text to my friend saying I wanted to kill myself, something we regularly texted back and forth as depressed teens, at this point I didn't mean it, and with the other twenty texts I sent it was fairly obvious.
One teacher was going through my friends notifications having confiscated her phone and saw it. What did she do? Maybe call me in for a personal chat, or let my mother know in a discreet phone call, or call in a therapist to have a heart to heart chat with me?
They arranged a meeting during lunch in the headmistresses office around a massive oval table with seven teachers and my mother who they called in to attend the meeting. I had only been taught by one of them, and been berated often by another, the others were completely random teachers they had invited and who had discussed and shared this message of mine. There was no therapist, no good intentions, just my mother looking embarrassed nearly to tears.
I left the room, absolutely horrified they would read out such a personal text to pretty much the entire staffroom, and they followed me trapped me in a classroom with another teacher, unrelated, then sent in my mother. She didn't know what to do, just sat down quietly looking like she regretted having given birth to me with every fibre of her being. I had never wanted to die more in my life. I pledged that when I would kill myself after this, no matter what. I tried to push the headmaster who was blocking the door (very very very big man) to get out, and the didn't move. They later said that I "shoved" him and said I was lucky they didn't call the police on me and that it would be best if I did not return to their school.
This same headmistress, by the way, went on to become the headmistress of another school, where two students committed suicide and she was forced to resign.
Being alone at home, I got to know myself better, started eating less sugar and caffeine to say awake through the stress of returning, was able to sleep at night because it was no longer my only chance to relax. Started to have a better impression of myself because I wasn't constantly being made to feel like a scummy piece of shit. I realised I was pretty smart for the first time in my entire life. I realised I loved myself, and that life could be easy and calm.
Again. I know it's a fucking tough job. But teachers can ruin your life. You get treated like a delinquent and you'll follow that path. If I hadn't been kicked out I don't know where I would be right now, still in that black hole of paranoid despair, looking down my narrow lens, fulfilling all of their prophecies.
Too much demand for ideological conformity here in the US and support for transitioning kids.
I am 100% going to homeschool or private school my kids when I have them bc of the insistence that teachers not tell parents if kids are suffering from depression or come out as LGBTQ with the assumption that parents won’t support the kids.
I want to know what’s happening with my kid so I CAN support them so the idea of teachers keeping secrets about what’s happening with my child is insane.
FL is leading the charge in how to help kids get acclimated to the REAL WORLD instead of prepped with LGBT propaganda without parajes knowledge or support.
My issue is finding a school to do my ECT in and you only have 5 yrs to do it - I graduated in 2020 and have worked several long term agency jobs including private tutoring (inc planning and assessment) and all I get at interview is I need more experience? I can’t not work and volunteer at a school as a teacher to get the experience - I need to pay bills!- so I feel like my cv is penalised because I took HTLA and tutor jobs to stay in the sector and survive. Every year the hiring pool is flooded with more of us - one job had 100+ applicants but I live in a NE university town so a lot of people don’t / can’t apply out of area for work. One interview I went to had shortlist of experienced teachers changing schools and another job I applied for at a school I was working at as an academic mentor - I know for a fact the teacher awarded with the job was the girlfriend of the academy area manager’s son.
Gets to the point after applying for 200+ post in 18months I literally had to take a mental health break from applying.
I was working a full week and doing work at home and applying for jobs 3 nights a week - it was too much.
This means I’ve missed the May hiring period and now have to look for mop up jobs in September or maternity/ xmas retirement jobs.
@@evanstephens2203 Your kid is their own person. The school counselor shouldn't go behind their back to tell the parents of their issues.
If your child trusts you, they will tell you. If they didn't, maybe ask yourself why.
Besides, would you go to a counselor if you knew they would blab?
Also, I don't think you'd be very supportive of your child; they'd be in camp to "Pray the gay away".
@@evanstephens2203 I went through hell in secondary school partly because I was a boy in my head and I was forced to go to an all girls school and wear a skirt. I didn't know what was going on. If I'd been supported my life would have been different. I've never been more happy and free than today.
Stop assuming that low confidence kids will be better outside of a sphere of support. Life doesn't work that way.
Being transgender I know that a large number of kids that say they are trans won't grow up to transition, either because they change their mind or because it's not right for them. Forcing them to go one way pushes them the other.
Misinformation is a large player in this. Parents are being taught that hormone blockers are a part of transition, as in they make girls into boys and make boys into girls, in reality it jus slows down what is happening. Which has proven to be a safe way of making teens more comfortable during this phase.
Also a big thing people overlook, gymnasts and other athletes will use hormone blockers freely. It's not the evil satan drug you think it is.
As a teacher, the "shortage" is unsurprising and expected. I considered quitting this past year when a boss not only swept a sexual harassment from a student (lower elementary) under the rug, but also gaslit and threatened me. Thus is in top of the unrealistic expectations that were thrust upon us. By the time a student leaves my classroom they should know how to read and have basic mathematics skills. I once had a student who could only count to 7 and knew 4 letters of the alphabet. By the time he left my class he knew up to the number 22 and learned 12 letters. It was such an incredible improvement considering where he came from-but it wasn't enough because he wasn't on level with classmates and I was penalized in my end of year review. These were just SOME of the reasons I was going to leave. Tbh the only reason I stayed was because I cannot financially afford to quit with my student loans (which I obtained in efforts to become a teacher) and the increased cost of living.
Not to mention they won’t let you have the child tested at that young of an age, so not acceptable that a teacher is penalized for a student’s potential learning disability. How sad. I hope this year is better, but I don’t know how it could be.
OOF.... I related to so much of this, I don't think the RUclips word count is large enough for me to get it all out, so here's just a few points. First off, had an amazing coworker quit during morning meeting one year, and literally dropped the mic we passed around to talk, when she did. All because administration took NO action after a student put his hands down her pants....it was glorious to see her walk out in that fashion, but NEVER should have come to that.
It came as no surprise though really, as I received the same sort of shoulder shrug, when I finally had enough, and reported the horrible treatment, I and some of my female students received from two of my male colleagues. Not only did they do absolutely nothing about it, but stood back as I was branded "difficult to work with", when they told everyone I targeted them for "no reason". Took forever to prove them wrong. The worst part was I REALLY adored the kids at that school, but couldn't stay in that environment, with that administration. I love teaching, but don't think I can do it anymore....after 12 years, this might finally be the end for me.
*Hey, if admin wouldn't say it, then I will, congrats on the growth you were able to help your student achieve. In a class of 30+ kids, that is damn impressive, and you should be beyond proud of yourself. That student WON'T forget what you did for them, regardless of whether or not they actually say it. Oh, and "No Child Left Behind" is one of the single biggest detriments/obstacles to successful students/classrooms ever put in place, and that's a hill I'm more than willing to die on. Anyway, good luck my friend, hang in there...you got this!, and I Hope you have a fantastic school year.
@@mariannecontrino6297 I hope you consider relocating to another area and teaching there. A lot of districts are offering perks. I’m glad you stuck it out and didn’t back down. I am currently considering going to work as a DHH special Ed assistant (kind of a made up position) because the local dhh teacher quite and my two youngest one is deaf and one is hoh don’t have a dhh teacher along with 20+ other students. And while I am not qualified to teach,I was a special Ed assistant for years and I can at least hep the students navigate classes with general Ed teachers and even special Ed teachers. We will see if the district will hire me to do it.
I just got my associates not too long ago. I’m waiting on nursing school…and I’ve gotten a second interview as a substitute teacher… I don’t even need experience or a teaching certificate. That says a lot to me.
Coming from another teacher that is just terrible.. Are you able to bring this forward to someone else like superintendent? Teacher union?
Those officers have deserved these charges for way too long. The fact that documents were falsified makes this even worse. It angers me so much to know that it wasn't just someone fucking up, someone did something on purpose that lead to an innocent woman's death and then THEY COVERED IT UP. Like, seriously? And people will still defend them!
Absolutely disgusting.
What's even worse is that the excuses they gave don't even warrant the shooting. Even if she was getting drugs delivered to her home, does that mean she deserves to get shot!?
There are billionaires stealing millions of dollars from the American public, paying nearly nothing in taxes, and destroying our planet at an alarming rate. Yet our country seems to care far more about petty drugs and culture wars than actual harm.
Fuck this country.
Go listen to the cleared hot podcast. The officer shot is interviewed. Will you....nope, you just want to believe the medias side of it. My bleeding heart liberal, burned a trump flag, girlfriend listened to it and was like.....wtf. Why didn't we know this?!?! Will you though...nope.
The Louisville police district is criminally corrupt as well. VICE has a great two part series (one on police detectives sexually assaulting CIs and another on the alleged drug busts where police offices skim cash from confiscated drug money). It's a hellhole of a district and I hope we see more charges come up as the FBI investigates more.
@@AryaCashOut exactly, so let those cops go. they're heroes.
Well the good news is, Louisville Mayor Fisher went to war on cops over this and now the crime rater there has exploded, car jackings alone went up 400% but at least you have justified anger while more black people are dying because of people like you with your anti police rhetoric.
As a teacher that's been at it a while it's also been very disheartening to see all of these measures put in place to attract new teachers but nothing being done to retain current teachers. They target salary increases at the bottom level and offer sign-on bonuses to the point that a new person straight out of school can end up earning more for their 1st year than a 10 year veteran.
Cuts both ways, were a first in first out state meaning new hires are laid off first. We have a state rookie of the year award for new teachers and a few years back the poor lady who won was laid off the next year.
I wanted to be a teacher so badly when I was younger. So sad to see how our educators are so systemically abused.
Former NYC, Philly and Chinese ESL teacher and longtime NYC public school student. Before politics, before the Pandemic, public schools were being destroyed by toxic work environments (especially power hungry leadership) that expected so much out of teachers, and visually no budget. They want to fix education? Give us a SLIVER of the military budget, in fact, give us the extra money that went into the military budget over what was asked for, and schools could pay for gods teachers and resources. I've even met the stereotypical "lady public school teacher" types, many of whom are actually really burned out after years of giving their all and not being appreciated. It breeds a poor culture, especially over decades.
My idea is 1% sports (NFL, NHL , basketball etc.,) revenue goes to teachers. Not the school district. Teachers. Not administration. Teachers.
I remember I was in Philly and there was some head of education or something and she was there for a year, got fired for corruption and took a $5 million buyout.
As a teacher, it's sad that I received more respect as a grocery clerk than I ever did teaching special ed., especially from parents. I have been sent to the hospital numerous times due to violent students, I'm not remotely upset with the students who are violent but the lack of mental health resources to help these students. Too many times myself and other colleagues have been left alone in a room with a highly aggressive student with backup not coming for far too long, there just isnt enough staff trained to help these kids. Each year the amount of duties and responsibilities are increased while my lunches and prep time diminished. Many days I go without lunch or prep and the answer I get from admin. is that I can cancel groups, which I don't want to do since students need these services and we'll pay you to do the work outside of the school day for only a certain amount of hours...for me while that's nice and all but it's not sustainable mentally or physically. I get why so many teachers leave and often think about it myself. I love my students but I wonder how long I can continue this career.
I worked as a sped para for 2 years, and this exactly what happened to the sped teacher in my classroom too. When our admin found out she didnt have a lunch or prep period anymore, she didnt really do anything. We were the poorest district in our state, so many kids didnt have access to resources, and she knew that. Thats why she worked so hard for her kids.
Teachers give so much only to be completely disrespected by society. I hope things will change, but I have very little hope in seeing anything get done.
I think something funny is going on. Working in retail, i see these little craps having complete melt downs at least weekly. It used to be a rare thing. Wonder of the pandemic anxiety that's causing so much discord in society is affecting them too.
My little one is a preschool special education student. I am sorry if this is what happens. My biggest fear is that one day his asd turns into a violent presentation.
Thank you so much, Lily. You're doing what you can and that's all anyone can ask for
Leave. Run.
as a healthcare worker, my heart goes out to my fellow public servants, teachers. not sure what else the government expected with the constant disrespect, lack of funding and dozens of other problems we're expected to deal with. we all saw this coming years ago, covid just exasperated everything and brought it to the attention of the general public
The teacher shortage is probably another sign of the failing school system.
Reading through all of the comments from teachers makes me really sad. Parents and school districts have way too many sticks up their asses thinking short term instead of long term.
If there are no teachers, then there is no one to educate the next generation, meaning: this country is absolutely fucked. Teachers need not only increased pay, but more power, more resources, and more respect.
The school system needs a complete rework, otherwise it is going to continue deteriorating until America becomes ash and dust. Fucking hell, man. This sucks so much ass and it's heartbreaking. I really don't like school at all but this is just... awful. Even more so for the teachers than me and my fellow students.
Back in my home country high school starts at 7 grade and for half of high school you have your average school experience, on the other half it's split into academic and technical work. I'd think something like this would be great in the US cause not everyone wants to go to college.
I left education in 2021 for all the reasons you cited and more. I loved teaching and helping students, but the toxic environment put my mental and physical health at risk. There needs to be a full revamp of the education system across the country and we need to stop vilifying teachers for asking for living wages and reasonable job requirements. Teachers cannot be educators and therapists and tutors and parents and friends and life coaches. It's too much for too little. They shouldn't feel wrong for turning off their email after school and enjoying their weekends. They should be forced to grade from home because there isn't enough time in the day to do everything. They shouldn't be accused of not caring because they need to take time off to go to the doctor or because they are sick or just for some mental health. They shouldn't have to take a second job after school or over the summer because they need more money. It's not right for such a vital job to be treated so poorly. Our kids deserve better and so do our teachers.
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Agreed with many many of your points. I just submitted my resignation 2 days ago after months and months of coming to terms with it all being too much - especially a lot of the toxicity I was feeling in the school after coming back from quarantine. We all feel the stress and it made the tension SO palpable in the school. Pay SHOULD be so much better for all that we do... but we all know that's only one part of it. A lot needs to change, and I only know I need a break for now... but damn, when are our governmental agencies going to realize the HUGE ripple effects across the country because of how little regard we've had for teachers? (The cynic in me says this is part of the plan! Keep Americans even dumber!)
To the people saying "just pay teachers more", there is SO MUCH MORE WRONG with it than just pay. Teaching is a hell job. Imagine going to school to help our next generation become a better group of people, then being told your knowledge is worthless, you have no control over your environment, you answer to everyone in every direction, work twice as many hours as what's reasonable, and doing your job wrong has massive, scary penalties. Also all the school debt that you get to pay off forever.
A lot of teachers go into fast food because it's a less stressful job. Working at Arby's is a better gig than teaching in the US for a scary number of talented professionals.
Fast food? I highly doubt intelligent people are just settling for a job at McDonald's in record numbers.
@@sandhanitizer15 You're less likely to watch children you care about die in front of your eyes, I imagine.
@@sandhanitizer15 You’re assuming that we live in a meritocracy and that being smart makes you get a high paying job, which just isn’t true. You need to be smart, and lucky.
However in the society we live in an increase pay leads to greater respect for the position, which would trickle down to parents and children and therefore resulting in more freedom to actually teach. Kids don't see teaching as a respectable profession because of its lack of pay making classroom management hell
I would never be a teacher in America. Because of all those things you wrote, but also because it's school shootings there 😵💫
This is why you need to start having police officers go and actually pass law school or something instead of just paying 2.5k to go through a couple months of boot camp police academy and then be thrown into the street to enforcing laws that they don't even know, and then once they get humiliated they start making up bullshit laws because you bruised their ego.
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Basic cop training in my country is 2.5-3 years and they have to learn a lot about laws, deescalation and psychology. They still suck but it's better than in America.
@@smokedbeefandcheese4144 Only an American could say something that absurd. An armed mob would never solve any problems. And yes, that's what you're talking about. Get real.
I started college with the passion of becoming an educator.
Once I turned 20, that died in a fast, fiery wreck. The reality hits fast when you look at laws, teacher related news, and all that sad stuff. Tbh I didn’t even care about the pay; even when my family made jokes about me being poor, it discouraged me a bit but it was never enough to change my career path, since it was my passion. What WAS enough was hearing about absolute hell that administration and parents will put you through. I remember reading teachers’ experiences while doing college research for my education classes- and it screamed pure mental stress and exhaustion, with no support (but in the most intelligent, calm explanations ever).
To those who stick it out: you’re strong, and deserve better.
I was a teacher in the us for 9 years. When you say we are having a teacher shortage it tells me that your view is too narrow. The US is experiencing an education crisis.
For years we have known that research on best practices suggest, testing kids less, shortening the school day, giving longer recess and an assortment of other things.
Tech was introduced into schools with absolutely no training so educators with tech-deficits couldn’t use them effectively. Our schools became battle grounds for politics and the préfères targets for mass shooters.
Teachers, traditionally being women, have always received the least amount of respect as a professionals.
And whenever there is a change in education I promise you teachers are the last ones to be consulted despite being the most qualified.
Principals, Aps and admin up to the superintendent act as little more than Human Resources. Most of them have never been in a classroom or haven’t taught in decades. Why are they making decisions in this ever changing profession?
AMEN! We have the same issue here in the UK with the NHS...
Good insight
@KanashiiFX Sadly, because as the General Public... Even if you were a Teacher or one of the many affected industries or otherwise... We are all individuals and all have our own thoughts. As Individuals, we may be able to run our own lives, but we could in turn make everyone else's lives hell fighting for our own world view and never taking into account another's...
So we Elect Bureaucrats to "Manage the varying different opinions" and make decisions based upon what is best for the Majority... To maintain a happy medium, a balance between Extremes... That is what is SUPPOSED TO HAPPEN!
But, as with anything in life - Power Corrupts, Absolute Power Corrupts Absolutely!
@@EveRosser Many THanks
As someone who recently left the teaching field, the biggest problem I saw was student behavior going unaddressed by administrators
I was just at a going away party for multiple teachers leaving.. some want more pay so are going to other occupations and one is going to South Korea to teach English and after hearing how much she’ll be making and that her housing is included, I really started considering the possibility of teaching in another country. Our school has a 4 day work week and it’s nice but we get paid less.. so it really doesn’t help your mental health, just makes you more anxious about paying bills.
My cousin is a science teacher in a very conservative red state. She was harrased by parents for teaching evolution. She had parents saying that the least she could do was also teach "Creationism" so that the kids get a more balanced education🤯 That blew my mind. Teachers dont get paid enough to deal with crazy ass parents.
Teacher here. The craziest thing about the profession is how there's this overwhelming consensus that we matter and we're important but time and time again the district/parents treat us like glorified caregivers rather than educators. How do I have 36 kids in my classroom per period for 5 periods? How am I supposed to reach, evaluate, and differentiate instruction to meet kids where they are if they overfill my classroom? Also, WHY can't I afford a 1 bedroom apartment to live comfortably on my own? WHY do I have to buy my own supplies? WHY can't I properly prepare kids without parents fighting me every step of the way to teach them THEIR way? I had a kid whose parents refused to let them read Great Gatsby because it had adultery in it. It didn't matter if it glorified or it vilified it. The admin forced me to teach them a different book while the entire class read GG. I love my job, I just hate how much our society mistreats us
Paying for your class materials is so insane. We're they doing it in the 90s too and I had no idea? What other job are you underpaid and have to pay for materials. Fucked
I understand that your job is treating you as a disposable commodity. I have worked in customer service for over a decade and we get that here from many companies and I know that there are other service industries that treat their people this way as well. It's tragic that those responsible for my children's safety and education are treated like a number and are expected to be able to teach a quality curriculum under overworked conditions.
As for my part as a parent, I understand where some of that stress is coming from. In 2022 we're expected to raise our kids involved with their education (which I think is a good idea). But we're also overworked and don't have a lot of time to do so. So our involvement is still very reactionary. Which isn't particularly fair to you. Employers don't give parenting leave.
Add to that we have an unfair expectation that our kids are being parented while they're with you. You obviously can't parent every child the same way that is best for them, AND necessarily the way the parents want, AND uphold the hands-off (figuratively not literally) way that school officials want you to interact with students so prioritizing your job (at least until you can find something more sane) makes perfect sense. I am sorry you're having to live that way though and I wish there was a way you could have known this was a problem while you were in school yourself.
Teacher here. The problem with allowing anyone to teach is that teaching is more than just knowing/learning the content. I’ve spent years studying how brains work and childhood development. You have to understand those two items to have good classroom management and understanding how to handle students in crisis. Allowing anyone to teach is a recipe for disaster. People think we babysit all day or that anyone can do our jobs. But it is so much more than just knowing content. You are in charge of tiny humans. It’s a big job.
For sure. I get high to perfect scores in math, but I can't teach it. I don't know the pedagogy behind math. Teaching and knowing are two different things. I've had profs who were experts in their fields. Clearly brilliant. Couldn't teach for $hit. If it wasn't required for them to teach I'm sure some of those profs would've never taught.
the concept of "anyone can do you job" is so wild to me because we saw parents lose their mind from having to teach their kids over the lockdown, even when it was supplemented through online learning. Raising kids is difficult enough but raising kids AND teaching them seems impossibly difficult. There are a lot of bad teachers, yeah, but defunding teachers' payrolls, adding more kids per classroom, etc., is just going to lead to the good teachers leaving :/
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@@cookiemonster59263 not to mention that many of those parents figured out just how terrible their kids actually are. It was a mirror held up to these parents faces reflecting just how poor a job they've done so far raising them.
Can imagine going to college for years and taking on a ton of student debt, only to drop the career you worked so hard for because the jobs suck? If this leads to teachers getting better pay, more respect, and more support, good, though I do feel bad for the kids going to school in the meantime.
Unfortunately this happens to most people. My mom got a degree to be a dental assistant and then found out that most dentist offices are run by tyrannical men who like to corner you and yell in your face over little things. And their offices are filled with catty women who like to spread gossip. I wouldn't want to work like that either now she works in the Cannabis industry and she's much happier. My ex best friend went to school to be a hair stylist, had amazing nail painting skills. And worked at ABC Warehouse for years for some reason. She's now gone back to doing hair but judging off the pictures on her Instagram she's pretty out of practice. A lot of people don't end up using their college education after they find out what it's like to work in the industry. College doesn't tell you what it's like to actually work in the thing you're going to school for.
Informative and on point as always. Much 💙
We've undervalued care work in this country for a very very long time. It's not just teachers; it's nurses, parents, people who care for seniors, social workers, etc. We're reaping what's been sown. I wanted to be a teacher at one point but with the stories I've been hearing from friends who teach, I don't think I'd consider it anymore.
@Kyle Robb They may do okay financially, but that's often because they're working 70+ hours in horrible environments because they NEED that money to make ends meet. Most of the nurses I know are single parents who get far less time with their kids than usual. They should be getting more money for less work. These are the people we pay to take care of us, and honestly there's a big quality control problem now, because when that's your work environment, you can only hold on so long to the ideals that made you want that career. When you're constantly exhausted and overworked you stop caring about the granular parts of your job or following SOPs, which means worse care for people in need.
@Kyle Robb Most nurses I know talk about how they have to put up with verbal and sometimes physical abuse from patients. That their higher ups don't always have their backs. Nurses have to deal with plenty of shit and money isn't everything.
I thought I'd become a teacher too, but even back in the early 2000s I saw the writing on the wall and quickly changed my major. It's sad, I know I could have made a difference in at least one kid's life, but the disrespect from parents and insultingly low pay kept me far away from the classroom.
The number one thing they can do to attract teachers is to pay a living wage. They are simply not getting paid enough to deal with such a stressful job.
Paying us isn’t enough anymore. We get no respect. I left teaching in the US 7 years ago. I won’t ever be back. I hated being ambushed in Walmart by a parent asked why their kid got a failing grade on an assignment they didn’t turn in (my district had a policy we couldn’t give lower than a 50 even if they didn’t turn the assignment in). And that was before the pandemic and before the political climate toward educators took a nose dive…
@Nonaya Bidness I think we can say that about a lot of systems in our country.
No such thing as a living wage.
Their not getting paid enough to live, let alone deal with the crap they deal with
Pay raise won't be enough.... teachers should be respected, should have authority and should BE PROTECTED from parents... current state of schools is kids are right, teachers aren't and if you disagree you get fired
Thanks for keeping us informed Phil 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
I’ve been using this channel as my quick daily news catch up since I don’t like mainstream news too much, and honestly Phil, I appreciate the hard work you put in!
'We will not reward someone that has conducted themselves in such a deceiving and calculated manner' Seems a bit hypocritical of Jake considering some of the scummy shit he seems to still pull on a regular basis.
Textbook Narcissism: Accept no blame for anything you've ever done and deflect as much as possible.
He normally fights guy 20 pounds lighter than him, now he's not willing to do the same?
@@yeshummingbird true but what Jake is doing is.
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@@strombada You forgot one - project the faults that ~totally aren’t yours~ onto others.
I have friends who are teachers. No resources, no funding, and no support all while receiving tons of hate from moronic politicians, parents, supervisors, and students.
People like Betsy Devos are the reason this is happening. The first thing to do to solve this issue is to get rid of people like her.
I knew US education was going to completely CRATER the moment that brain-dead embarrassment was appointed, by another brain-dead embarrassment, fittingly enough.
It's been happening long before now. My mom retired 3 years early 15 years ago due to all of what you said plus much more.
It's not just people like Betsy DeVos. It's certainly that as well, but it's also so much of the insane lefty shit. A class I did practicum at was mentally unhinged, half of them had entirely unique pronouns. Absolutely deranged.
Thanks for the news Phil! Love your vids man.
Former teacher in Arizona here. I started teaching in 2001 and already the system required me to spend thousands out of pocket, students assaulted teachers and would get no extra paid time off to recover and standardized test scores were the biggest metric of success.
It got worse. Active shooter drills, violence towards teachers rose, funding for supplies siphoned to the private sector and parents screaming about Fox News talking points. Many classrooms have cameras which were supposed to help with teachers’ security and the admin (aka mostly failed teachers) watch their least favorites waiting for something to complain about. A former colleague in her 60s who has a bad back and long haul covid symptoms is yelled at for sitting down and she teaches high school.
I do not trust any school anymore. I’ve been offered jobs by people I barely know the shortage is so severe. Nope.
I agree with every other teacher here. We won’t see change until our country starts valuing educators through policy, starting with putting money into our schools. Give teachers and classrooms actual money, and for fucks sake do something about the guns.
I always thought it was sad when influencers make millions and we can't get teachers the right pay or supplies.
I'm a college student who intended to become a teacher after graduation. After seeing how teachers were treated during and exiting the pandemic, I switched majors and switched life plans.
Shit's ridiculous. I'm so sorry for teachers in this situation.
Another great show thank you for the years of them.
The teacher shortage is a symptom of a larger issue. Anti intellectualism is on the rise in America and has been for years. Politicians, companies and religious institutions have been chipping away at the education system for decades whether it's for profit or power.
Not to mention the number who have died in the last couple of years.
"Religious institutions" there is definitely a cult involved but somehow i don't think its right wing christians like you seem to be implying.
@@nodruj8681 but it is. Is always the cinservatives who withhold funds for education, who don’t let schools make their own decisions, and who want to always have something to say about what’s allowed to be teacher or not.
And I think that's the thing, if you look behind all of the supposed "labor shortages in America" usually the workers are there. They just got tired of being pushed around and finally gave the finger.
Anti intellectualism is actually the perfect way to put it, and I think a perfect example is how absurdly expensive higher education can be. It's almost like they want to keep people poor so they're desperate for money and more willing to work bad jobs with horrible conditions and horrible pay just to survive after putting people in crippling debt even though they should be making way more than they do for the level of education they have. So people end up having to choose between being in debt or not being educated and they're totally fine with either
This is my second year teaching. 30+ classes with students who’s social development is greatly lacking. It feels like we’re walking on egg shells when it comes to what we teach (I teach US history) and being able to be ourselves. On top of that, we have to keep our doors locked during class because that will definitely stop shootings. This is all while our distract gives us a “raise” in the form of a taxed bonus. I love teaching, it’s amazing, but I can’t do this if we keep getting politicized for the wrong reasons. Side note: Covid is getting bad again and I’ve used sick week off prepping and grading
As a US history teacher myself, I feel you. I taught it a pretty diverse district before and they loved my style of Socratic seminars and having my students learn to question institutions like the Patriots before them did. But it my new school district, I get frowned upon for teaching anything too controversial (including politics in a social Studies class)
Find a anew profession. I did. I make more money in the private sector, am respected for the work I do and can stop working when I go home at night (unlike teachers who prep and grade all fucking night).
Find a new job, dude.
Do you work with IEP kids? Cause if so I feel your pain, being a IEP student most of my life besides last two years of HS. I can confidently say often the students in those classes can be twice as unruly and disrespectful. Compared to a traditional class.
@@TakBonez Your tone implies that IEP students are just inherently awful people or something. That's a super broad generalization, and in my teaching experience, it was the exact opposite. IEPs can cover a lot of bases; they don't all have behavioral implications. Many individuals with IEPs struggle with disabilities or certain conditions that they can't entirely control, so what's your point in putting down these kids even more by "confidently" suggesting that IEP automatically equals unruly and disrespectful?
@@0verjoyed_ac not really, hence often. Never stated theyre automatically more disrespectful. Also speaking from experience. Sure I've been in some pretty crazy unruly standard classrooms as well. On average the IEP students act out more. As some have behavioral issues, which makes them more likely to misbehave. Also not their fault either. But I sympathize with OP, because being a Teacher is hard enough. With the IEP kids having issues and disorders they're not fully in control or aware of also takes a toll on you mentally.
The officers have been arrested and this should’ve happened years ago. I hope they get the longest sentences possible. Daniel Cameron the Attorney General also needs to be investigated because he overlooked all of these things.
Heading to the Praying site right after the show. Can’t wait to find a couple of new shirts!
Not surprised there's such a shortage of teachers. It's an extremely difficult job with long hours for little pay. My mom is a teacher who just got out of the industry because of this. She'd be working until 6pm every day doing after school help for her students and then coming home to grade papers for another 3 hours after that. And then my brother is in college rn getting ready to become a teacher and he has to do a whole semester of full-time student teaching for no pay to get his teaching certificate AND he's not allowed to work any other jobs at the same time. What the hell? How is anyone supposed to become a teacher when they have to go through all of that???
My moms a teacher as well and she’s counting down the days til she can retire.
I'm right there with your brother. Full time student teaching. No income. They told me that I could expect to work 7 days a week 16 hours a day. I'm 28 years old and I have a kid, how am I supposed to make that work?!
If this is just the training... Fuck I wish I had chosen a different major.
Jake & Addison. Two people I constantly go “Who? & also “why do I care?” 🤷🏽♀️🤦🏽♀️
I just want to say thank you for going through the news and giving your deep dives. I had to stop watching the news as it was affecting my mental health and I was tired of being angry all the time. Your videos let me know what is going on in the world and make it easier to take in and respond, rather than react to the events that normally would send me spiraling.
I couldn't agree more! Thank you for saving me from my news-induced mental spirals, Phil! 🙏
Thanks for always talking about teacher shortage!
I work in a school and, honestly, we need to just overhaul the whole system. Teachers need more pay, they shouldn't have to use their own money just to make sure their students have what they need in order to succeed, they need to be treated better and given more support. Teachers are all over-worked from working outside of their contract hours aka not being paid to lesson plan, grade, etc because they aren't given enough time during their work day to complete those tasks. I work as a para-educator right now, but am working towards my teaching license. I'm less and less excited about the realities of teaching with each passing day. I love teaching kids and am really passionate about that, but the low pay and the way teachers are treated is really hard to wrap your head around.
Glad to hear that the DOJ is filing charges against the officers. I hope they get the book thrown at them to set an example. Ridiculous that they got away with it at the state level
She was a money mule, she was involved, she got what was coming to her. You don't get to choose what karma the higher powers send your way. Same with George Floyd, Daunte Right, Jacob Blake, Jayland Walker. They all played stupid games, you don't get to choose the prize, and the prize is more then likely not going to be fair to you.
Same. The fact that they lied & then covered it up is despicable. I hope they get 20+ years.
@@Xershade if she was a money mule, why did they lie to obtain the warrant and lie during an investigation into the raid? As much as you might disagree, cops shouldn't be allowed to make up evidence and lie in investigations. It sets a horrible precedent.
@@Xershade she was not involved, that is a lie.. George flloyd, sure he passed a bad bill, but the police do NOT have the right to play judge jury and executioner...
@@tristan4078 Probably because she didn't go around like a jackass saying "Hey look at me I have my ex's criminal proceeds." All they knew is she was involved with him, she probably was talked to before this and stonewalled them to protect her criminal of an ex. We don't know, it honestly doens't matter.
She died because instead of getting up, turning some lights on, and answering the door like a normal person, for almost a minute of police knocking they did who knows what in the dark, then when the police finally said "Okay, they had enough time." and went in the idiot with the gun in the hallway fired onthem in almost pitch black conditions.
Yes, the police lied and made crap up to get the warrant, so what. What ultimately got her killed is her and her BF's paranoia and his lack of training with a fire arm. If ANYONE needs to be cahrged for violating rights, its her retard of a boyfriend. Those could have been EMTs, Fire Fighters, or any other emergency responder responding to a call, his first choice was "Hope they go away, and when they break in shoot at people I can't identify because HE HE GUN GO BOOM."
That's what got her killed, she paid the price for her boyfriends stupidity. Charge him with her murder, charge the cops with falsifying evidence. That's what went down.
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Working in a school system is awful… there need to be universal pay raises, we’re the 4th biggest district in my state and we’re still missing 100+ positions across 30 buildings, and no one is getting paid high enough to be able to live in a house in the area (average house is about 300k and average teacher pay is 45k a year) alone, most people I know have a second job, or rely heavily on their S/O’s salary to break even, and barely save money. So yeah, fun times.
45k a year?? That is insane for someone who has Bachelors degree, when i'm over here making 61k a year working for a company when i only have a GED lol.
@@JayForsure same here… I have a high school degree and make 60k working level 2 IT… nowhere near as hard as being a teacher IMO
Shit is fucked all over the place. The end result of essential jobs not being paid enough is that nobody does em. The good feeling in your heart does not put a roof over people's heads, and when it's more lucrative to do OF than teaching, you know something's gone fucking wrong.
@@Marst_art where tf are you working that you only have a high school degree and are working level 2 IT
@@JayForsure As an adjunct professor just a year ago, I made $21.5K with a Master's degree. I also had to re-up my contract every six months on the proviso that the university I taught at had available courses for me.
My mom is a teacher and the stress of the job the rudeness of parents and the declining mental health of the children has taken its toll on her and has her wondering if she should continue. to be a teacher, also she has been a teacher for 24 years and has done more than her fair share of teaching and buying her students their school supplies. I have seen another major issue that the department of education telling people who want to be teachers if they are married to combine their student loan debts and once they do they are immediately disqualified for the teacher student loan forgiveness.
One of my sisters joined Teachers of America about 10 years ago while she was working on her first Master's degree, and it put such a bad taste in her mouth that she switched majors to Sociology instead. She loved the idea of being a teacher and she definitely had the chops for it, but she was placed in Mississippi in a very backwards school district, and between the general challenges like lack of funding/resources/supplies, lack of communication with parents, and the school system seemingly working against them, the pay was obviously abysmal. I can't imagine what teachers are going through nowadays but I genuinely understand them wanting to leave and pursue a more lucrative and rewarding career. Educators truly have a thankless job. As a society, education seems to be very low on the ladder of priorities for us.
This is awesome and perfect timing in Iceland, I'm set to travel to Iceland next week and planned it since February.
I'm a teacher. I love my job but I also actively advise those who are unsure about whether or not to become one, to explore other options because if I was even remotely unsure about my interest/dedication to it, there's no way I'd still be a teacher. A multitude of teachers in these comments have already cited the reasons why I advocate for jobs outside of education but those reasons, I believe, especially in red states (and purple, tbf) are strategic.
They want public school to fail in order to prioritize and expand private and charters because they are less of a financial "burden" to the government and skirt the regulations and standards that public education is held to. They are lowering the requirements in order to prove inefficiency and they are making working conditions unbearable (i.e. touting and promoting the ludicrous curriculum conspiracies and the made-up ulterior motives of teachers) so highly qualified educators leave because they are undervalued and underpaid.
They know the solutions to these issues- pay raises across *all* steps of the schedule (not just one-time sign-on bonuses), better funding for classrooms and more investment in teacher advocacy (a board of teachers/active members of the profession that can express the needs of the system and advise). They don't value education because most who are making these decisions and movements have benefitted from a better functioning system (they haven't been a participant in public education in decades) and it is all financial to them.
And, in my opinion, it is worth exploring the idea that an undereducated population is less likely to notice when they're being fucked with/over... just saying.
You hit every nail on every head. Phil needs to pin this comment.
As someone who is going to college to become a teacher; all of these news stories and more importantly these last few years have made me seriously question my career choice. I'm sure I'm not the only one in college who sees all of the stuff happening and thinks "Should I be heading into this profession" while also knowing that many of us can no longer change paths in college because the added cost of potentially 2-3 more years of classes is financially not possible. I keep hoping that there is this light at the end but like many in my current classes we feel a little hopeless right now.
Although I understand the situation, I don't understand the helplessness that seems borderline outright despair. Does America not have tution centers? Over in Asia, tutoring is such a big deal that there are a lot of people who make a good living as tutors, part-time or full-time. Or is this a "once you're in the degree, you have to go for a public school job" scenario?
@@Strawation it depends where u are but tutoring isn’t really common ? I guess. You can find tutors definitely but it’s usually a private thing 1 on 1 at the tutors house for an hour ish even then it’s not something that I ever hear get pushed in schools. When a student struggles it’s usually perceived as the students fault and then (unfortunately i saw it happen way too many times) they just get thrown to the side by teachers and they let them fail. Not every teacher is like that and no experience is the same, however as i just graduated I noticed that not once was tutoring ever offered.
They had classes for students who struggled but it was just a normal class with an extra teacher (or helper, as they called it) and as someone who took the “extra help” class for math. I can safely say it did absolutely nothing to help me
@@Strawation No it doesn't, it's once you've gotten yourself into this thing. That's it, and you can't do anything about it. It is a really bad system and I'm just appalled at the fact that people still think this country is the best. It isn't
I would look into seeing if you have enough credits for a minor in education, and then speak with an advisor to see if your current classes “double-dip” with an adjacent major that would at least give you some more flexible career options post-graduation. I would encourage someone who has a passion for education to at least give it a try, but with the costs of college and “requirement” of degrees from most employers, I think you’re right to be wary of graduating with teaching as your only career path.
Bro, I love and appreciate you don’t you dare despair. The teachers and coaches in my life changed my WORLD bro and I know that it was because they loved me in the ways they knew how to with all they went through. I’ve gotten a chance to speak with several of my old teachers and thank them for what they did for me; you can be that change in the WORLD bro. I know it’s hard but so is any other path man. Follow your passion, be the change you want to see in the world, and know you will still be appreciated.
🤞Love you DeFranco team. GG
Phil I'm sure you never have a shortage of news to report but would love it if you could cover what's going on in China and their banking/housing market.
The idea that we might actually see some justice for Breonna Taylor is incredible, and that really says something about how low our standards have fallen.
Canadian teacher here. I would *never* go to the United States to teach. It sounds like an absolute nightmare. Between politicians butting their nose into your classroom, low pay, absolute disrespect from parents and administration, and the very real possibility of getting shot at work, I'll stay up north, thanks.
It's not much better up here, but at least we have Unions. Some days the pay doesn't even feel that worth the stress and extra responsibilities to parents that we have. Or the long hours. Or paying for things outta pocket.
As a Canadian, I remember getting frustrated with the amount of strikes we had in my school district (in Ontario) since it always seemed like every other year, the teachers' union was asking for the same thing again and again (funding, fewer students per class, etc) and it just seemed like the gov would always just placate the union and do nothing else to stop future strikes. It's not much better up here, but the lack of religious/political interference in the classroom does seem to be slightly better, I suppose.
I live in Tampa, Florida and schools are looking at their departments and seeing less and less teachers show up. I worked at a high school that has 5 math teaching vacancies with no applications in sight.
Totally giving praying some of my 💰. Glad to see someone still has a sense of humor.
Aussie teacher here. Initially we though we were losing teachers here due to mask mandates which have since been lifted. However, we still have a crazy teacher shortage. Heaps of teachers are simply leaving the profession due to increased workload, lack of support from the education department/principals/APs/etc, behavioural problems of students becoming dangerous and out of control, students already being multiple years behind in literacy and numeracy which the lockdowns didn't help with whatsoever. I'm actually letting my contract run out and doing casual teaching in Term 4 because it's just getting plain ridiculous. Not to mention even with the teaching shortage, my workplace for example don't want to give me an ongoing contract. Will try full time once again in the new year, however things need to change and our unions are fucking useless so conditions and even wages are barely improving and not counting for ongoing issues with inflation and the increased cost of living. I do hope things get better though, and people need to chill the fuck out because I know in Australia for example violence is getting worse as everyone has become socially backwards and lashing out in particular at healthcare workers, retail workers and education staff in particular which is horrible to see.
The real pain point is that the teacher's unions are worthless. Unions are supposed to push _hard_ for the rights of those they represent, but they stand up for teachers about as firmly as overcooked pasta. Teacher strikes in the US don't do a damn thing, because they don't want to disrupt the education of the students. Strikes might be the nuclear option, but it's really the only tool that they have and they specifically don't use it.
"But think of the children!". Yes, think about the children and give teachers what they need to do their damn jobs.
Hey if you haven't considered it before try looking into whether it's worthwhile for you personally to teach English in Japan, I know of a few Aussie teachers who have found it to be a nice option. You dont even need to be fluent in Japanese to teach second year English because all your interactions with the students will be in English. Comes with accommodation too apparently
My parents were in the school council at my primary school in a mostly lower class area and when they had dealings/communication with the Minister of Education at the time, she was terrible. Our school had been through floods and was going to have to merge with another school and there was so much going on, and they wouldn’t help at all. Moral of the story: Julia Gillard sucks.
Having heard stories from my niece, a high school student at a private school in NSW, I completely understand why some teachers have had enough. Luckily, her school isn't complete chaos, but she's told me stories that made my head spin and left me shocked. I feel bad for the teachers AND the students who get bullied and/or assaulted (by other students).
@@leadpaintchips9461 southern states don’t even have teacher unions
my step sister was an art teacher until this year. she left strictly bc of the admin. she said it was basically politics. i’m close w one of my high school teachers and the students treat him and everyone else like shit. they deserve so much better
just wondering what that soundbyte is at 10:18? the drums/symbals? sounds kind of cool but i've never heard it in my life not even once, so i'm just wondering what that is
Thanks for the show Phil.
I am a teacher. I can quickly tell that one of the biggest issues are parents. Teachers and parents are supposed to work together so that their children reach the goals they need to. However, I have come to realize that some parents just don't give a shit. I have caught students cheating. I wrote home to the parents explaining the situation... nothing. No reply, no "I am so sorry"... nothing. Then I caught that student cheating again... again nothing. Those parents could care less what their kid does in school and is using it as a glorified daycare.
Then you have the parents that care too much. They ask unrealistic things of teachers and put restrictions on their kids that don't need to be there. I had a parent ask me to make sure their student ate what they sent them to school with... mind you, this is high school. I am not going to sit with your child during lunch to make sure they eat what you sent them... and that's if they stay at school rather than drive themselves elsewhere. Another parent felt that their child shouldn't have to participate in group discussions, or presentations... so they had the school create an IEP for that student that allowed them to skip those parts of class. This was done during the school year, so we had already done plenty of those and this kid never had a problem. In fact, they were always talking with a group of friends. They didn't need the IEP, but the parent knew they could limit the amount of work they had to do by creating the IEP. Teachers don't give work to students for kicks and giggles. We do it because it teaches them lessons they can use in their lives. This parent limited that student learning some valuable skills by doing this.
I am not saying that all parents are bad... but the idea that it is parents vs. the teacher has expanded. If you are a parent of a student- just ask the teacher what you can do to help. If something comes in saying your child did something wrong, don't first believe that you little Angel can do nothing wrong... just address it with them and then email the teacher that it's fixed.
Elementary Teacher here. I've only been teaching for 3 years now (start of covid) and have to agree with a lot of the other teachers are saying. Personally thinking this will be my last year due to a lack of support in the classroom, not being able to afford the rise in cost of living, and in my case the poor treatment I've received (however I know not all teachers are). The issues obviously span over many other problems, however I think all the problems stem from 3 main issues: 1. The people in charge are focused on making money for themselves so the decisions they make aren't in the best interest of the students but they're pocket books (not all but the majority), 2. There is too much pressure from 3rd party's influencing what is being taught and how we are allowed to teach it, and 3. Teacher burnout. I'm learning a brand new ELA program on top of an ELA program we started last year, on top of everything else they have us do. Teachers are no longer teachers, we're therapist, makeshift parents, and 1000 other jobs.
I quit teaching in December and it was the most heartbreaking but liberating thing ever. The amount of cracks in the education system falls entirely on everyone's shoulders and teachers carry a good brunt of it. I have never in my life dealt with the depression and anxiety I did going to work everyday. I loved my students so so so much but that love could only take me so far
The teacher situation is so unbelievably frustrating. It's incredibly sad to see it playing out when it's clear the one and only solution simply won't happen and so we have to try and find a solution that won't work and it's just a death spiral. I can't understand how people won't get their shit together and understand they need to be paid WAY more and respected WAY more. Those are the things that need to happen but it seems like it's impossible at this stage. So there really is no direction but down. It's tragic.
It's because of the cult mentality that's been burned into teachers that shames them into not asking for fair wages because "It's about the children, not the money!!!"
Props to you for your profession. I tried it for a year and couldn't hack it. It deserves more respect and better pay almost across the board.
Lol. No.
Teachers are way overpaid for the garbage they are and do and respect is earned not assumed.
@@TessaBain dont feed the troll, folks. this person is not willing to change their mind, and this comment is here only for the purpose of upsetting others. don't fall for it.
@@TessaBain Am I safe presuming you had a bad experience with your teachers?
My mum was a teacher. She ended up retiring early in 2021 after her board wanted her to teach in person, online synchronous, prepare videos and online work for asynchronous students and prepare paper packets for kids with no internet/computers. She also said that while she use to love teaching and the connections she made with students and staff, it had changed so much over her 30 years and it made it heartbreaking and stressful all of the time. Her horror stories cemented early on that I didn’t want to be a teacher.
Sorry your only reply was a bot. I feel for you and your mom.
Philly is killing me on that Lollapolooza story!!! 🤣🤣🤣
The Iceland Volcano thing seems pretty interesting!
Respect towards others in our society is at an all time low, and nowhere is this clearer than in the schools, both towards teachers from parents and towards students from each other. Bad parenting has gone unchecked. We aren't talking about sending a child to school with a bag of doritos and oreos, this is about parents failing to hold their children to account for their bad behavior.
Absolutely! People, in themselves have become so entitled that their behaviour is insae. Time for management to back up their staff.
Hear hear! I really feeling like there should be national funded programs that teach people how to be good parents and good partners to each other. And support for single-parent families.
I've worked as a paraprofessional in the school system on and off over the years, and the biggest thing that has held me back from biting the bullet and getting my teaching license has been parents and administration. Parents not holding their kids accountable for the things they do and say in class, and then administration not backing up their staff when trying to establish consequences. I had to break up a fight on the playground this last school year, and when I took the kid who instigated it to the principal, she just sent him back to class without talking to him about it. We're told to preach and preach and preach about actions and consequences, and yet almost no kids ever have to deal with said consequences because their parents have an issue with that. So the behaviors only ever escalate.
Same here, the parents and admin are the terrible.
Sending love ❤️ Thank you for being as light hearted as possible with your news show. I have been so stressed Hubby got a promotion almost 2 hours away, and we are trying so hard to find a home down there. However our luck has not been great. I know we will figure this out, but if he has to drive back and forth.... THATs gonna suck. Our car is already trying to boycott the road... Anyway your show always makes me feel a little better.
When i was in school we had a monday through Thursday school week. And a 7:25-3:45 school day. It really was the best, because it gave the kids an extra day
A friend of mine was super excited to become a teacher and it literally crushed him when he did start teaching. The students were terrible to him even stole his laptop and admin didn’t do anything. He quit teaching soon after
Stupid question......The school doesn't provide the laptop over there???
@@countrye3013 it was his own personal laptop and it was in his bag in or around his desk if i remember right
I keep seeing people on FB comments say "Stop complaining! You knew what you were in for when you signed the contract! Get a new job if you don't like it!" WELL GUESS WHAT? Thousands of teachers took that advice and now the system is on track to fall apart any moment now. If you have never been responsible for a group of 25+ kids for 6+ hours I just don't want your opinion.
I taught elementary and quit in May. The job is incredibly stressful, both with the amount of skilled work you need to do but also the eggshells you walk on everyday not to piss off parents. You better not get tagged in a FB post with a drink in your hand or wearing a crop top because not only are we supposed to raise kids during work hours, but have to keep that hat on outside of work and be good moral examples. Buy your own supplies, do unpaid work, be disrespected daily, carry the responsibility of the emotional needs of many students who do not get support at home, make sure all kids get good grades no matter what they've actually learned to please parents... the list goes on.
I got a new job this year that pays the same as what I was making as a teacher. This job requires only a HS diploma and is 10x less work. I have a masters in teaching and can't get more than 38k for a position that has a huge shortage? Based on supply and demand, if you want more teachers, you need to raise salaries but this is a government run job so they will bend over backwards trying other "solutions." It's clear that they don't care about quality education in this country because it does not directly make a profit. They are perfectly happy to let the system burn and say "well, we tried our best but public education just doesn't work!" After bleeding us dry they'll be happy to let private schools have a go. Private schools that can send your kid away for any reason they want. Poor kids, disabled kids, kids that don't test well enough, they don't have to be accepted to private schools. Did you think you could escape the cycle of poverty with good education? With a college degree that you'll never pay off? Ridiculous. This is going exactly as planned for those who gain from the crumbling of public education.
I needs that money Philly!!!
hey phil. I watched your show as a young teen, it must of been 15 years ago, or so. (wow how time flys). back in the golden age of RUclips. glad to see your still kickin it! (It would be awesome to see you on Rumble as well, they’re starting to emerge as an alternative to big-tech platforms, and being very concentrated on Creators of all sizes, just like how youtube WAS. anyways thought it might be worth mentioning! keep up the great show
Appreciate you sharing Praying, seem like an amazing company! They just got a new customer!
Dude, same!
I don’t care for Addison but that shirt was hilarious. Not the 👙 that did seem disrespectful and I’m not even religious
So glad to hear about the charges against those officers. I don't know how many people I argued with about the police officers lying and manufacturing evidence to conduct that raid. People just kept dismissing that and saying the boyfriend shouldn't have shot at the people breaking into their house. Two separate issues, but I got nowhere.
Police lying and committing criminal acts will continue until they start facing accountability and punishment for their criminal actions. At least it happened in this case. It's only one, but you have to take the victories where you can.
I couldn’t say it better myself
Right?! And even I can’t be mad at the boyfriend for firing back. You have a bunch of people busting through your front door out of nowhere that you do not know and did not invite in. What do all these “I need my guns to protect myself and my home from invaders and the government” think would eventually happen? FFS I’m surprised people firing back during no knock raids doesn’t happen more often.
I agree!! You summed it up perfectly!!
Wanna make a bet the people justifying Briana's death wouldn't be so okay with it if one of the reckless cops fired through a wall and hit a random civilian?
Because that's kind of who Briana was, a random civilian caught in the cross fire here between two separate entities. But because she was in a relation with the boyfriend who arguably defending himself with his 2nd amendment rights, then they get to justify it as if she's the one who fucking shot in the first place.
If anything, they made a careless mistake that got someone killed in self defense from a different person, and they faced no meaningful punishment until now. They fucked up bad enough that someone lost their life and people are evil enough to justify it by pulling the "She was no angel. She may have been involved with drugs." as if that means cops are good for killing her.
Go listen to the cleared hot podcast. The officer shot is interviewed. Will you....nope, you just want to believe the medias side of it. My bleeding heart liberal, burned a trump flag, girlfriend listened to it and was like.....wtf. Why didn't we know this?!?! Will you though...nope.
Hey senior student here from Australia so we've been dealing with this for a while. My state has been in proper lockdown for the better part of 2 academic years, meaning online school and limited social contact. Amongst many issues, a large portion of the problem is there were so many students who simply did not attend online school, meaning not only are they behind academically, but their parents are so happy they're at least going now. They don't reinforce the school punishments at home or encourage homework as they're (rightfully) scared for their children's mental health.
The problem is it then falls on the teachers when the classroom behaviour goes awry but there's no easy solution.
I'm so glad that someone is being held accountable for Breonna Taylor's murder.
Teacher in Florida here, it's awful. Our superintendent sent an email to all staff saying that because of our 800+ wide district shortage, teachers will be removed and placed at different schools of need (without any clear explanation of who and where), class sizes will increase across the board, and that the district is raising substitute pay in order to convince more to cover positions. This is my 6th year teaching. So many of my friends I graduated with have quit, I'm single and working 2 jobs during the school year to get by with the craze of inflation, and the amount of parents coming down on us is unreal. I love my job, I love helping kids, but the amount of my friends that are burnt out and quit, the lack of support from nearly all sides, the paperwork, the burocrocy, everything. It just hurts. I don't want to quit, I don't want to leave my kids, I don't want to stop helping others, but it gets to a point where I can never dream of having a family, a strong savings, a future if there isn't help from somewhere.
Thats insane! What county are you in? Mine hasn't gone to those extreme measures (yet)
creator clash was the most fun thing to watch for me. I'm not even a boxing fan but watching a bunch of other non-boxers go up against eachother, including ones i've held near to my heart for years, was just so great. It was like "OH SHIT EPIC MEAL TIME IS HERE!? LET'S GOOOO".
Teaching was my dream job. Ever since I started school, I wanted to teach. I taught for two of the worst years to teach-- Fall 2019-Spring 2021, and after finished my contracted term, I opted not to renew and moved away. I cried every single day during that job, sometimes on the way to work knowing what I was about to put myself through for the day. I received no support from my staff and admins who insisted "This is how it's supposed to be for new teachers." The other two new teachers who started with me quit after one year, and I pushed for two, hoping it would get easier. Of course I didn't know what COVID would do to dismantle everything I created in one year of teaching. It was like a repeat of year 1. I have been away from teaching for a year now and I'm honestly questioning if I'm traumatized from my experience. I've been to psychs and therapists and still have nightmares about teaching and feel nauseous when considering going back.
This morning I had an interview for a data-entry job, something with WAY less stress that I could feel comfortable and confident doing. My work history came up, and when I told the interviewer I was a teacher previously, it was like a light went out. The rest of my interview became a discussion of how the community's schools are in desperate need for teachers right now. Despite me saying exactly why I'm not looking for teaching, my interviewer told me that my skills are more needed in our public schools. Waiting for the call that I've been rejected now. I don't want to remove teaching from my work history as it gave me a significant number of skills, but outside employers don't want to see teachers moving away from schools, either. It's hard right now.
I'm sorry that you got that response. I started teaching at the same time and it has been really difficult. I'm lucky in that I have an extremely supportive admin, and an amazing team, so I've kept teaching.
That being said I want you to know that leaving and not coming back is a valid choice to make for yourself. Eventually you will find a company or other program that will recognize that. Good luck in your post teaching job search!
I'm glad to see that the Breonna Taylor investigation resulted in charges. Merrick Garland is right, she should still be here.
Maybe don't be involved with a criminal to the point your handling his proceeds of crime as a favour then? The moron they were looking for said that's what she was doing, she's involved even if minimally.
@@Xershade Hey if a stray bullet fired through a window hit a civilian, should the cops be responsible for that?
Because Briana wasn't the person they were intentionally trying to shoot at but they did end up killing her. She wasn't armed or dangerous for them yet they got away with it because.... I guess because they can constantly lie and falsify evidence, and even if they didn't they'd just get paid leave for a little bit.
But is that all it takes for you? My uncle used to sell drugs on our property before we had to kick him out because of it, do you think it'd be justified if the cops killed one of my brothers in the cross fire?
Eh fuck it, she was black, you're probably cool with those people dying. There tends to be a trend in one of those two circle diagrams between people who say "They were no angle and kind of got what was coming to them." and racists. The point being that it's just one circle and you're a racist.
I had friends who became teachers and I graduated without a teaching degree, but started the process of going the side route of being a teacher. The more horror stories I heard from teacher, both private and public, the less I wanted to continue being a teacher. I fully pulled out my teaching program when so many people around me were quitting or having breakdowns.
(Also the GPA can be messed up for some,if they weren’t able to erase all grades after coming back from a suspension or dismissal.)
So, you were never a teacher? I have never been one, but my mom was very good at it and found helping people become better adults to be very rewarding teaching 5th Grade. If you like that feeling of helping people teaching is great, but yes you deal with a lot of bad parents and bullshit.
@@Jenny-Secondlife You know I find taking care of people and helping people build their lives very rewarding and swell in fact I've been screwed over by people because I have this need to feel needed and I love helping a community. However however that is not a reason to put somebody else down you're being pathetic. Talking about their story what they've seen and heard they weren't claiming that they'd been a teacher for decades or any shit like that. if you get offended by someone telling their story maybe you should get off the Internet. The whole fucking nation is having a teacher shorter drink now and it's not because everybody's lying it's because nobody wants to be a fucking teacher I wonder why. There is still plenty of ways to help society and give to them and also volunteer work if you've got the time or money. But trying to shame someone into Taking a job that is more demeaning by parents and students students and society that is that is also a job where people need more government assistance because they can't afford anything in their own damn lives it's also a job where you're almost required to pay for your own damn supplies to teach your classroom that should be provided because it's a public fucking school. I'd rather someone go be a CNA and help a damn nursing home at minimum wage than to stay stuck as a teacher . People seem to think that they get all the time off in the world like kids do they don't realize the continuing education credits and all the other shit teachers do when students are off maybe you need to pull your head out of your ass and quit trying to force people to take a demeaning job that isn't demeaning because of the nature but demeaning because the way society has structured it built it and the pay they get in the way they're treated.
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I was halfway through college thinking I wanted to teach. My one cousin & another cousins wife are teachers & they kept telling me how "we needed more teachers" but it seemed odd how kind of pushy they were about it. Had a sit down with my uncle who's a retired elementary school teacher (and his partner was a college professor) & he was actually honest with me. Told me his horror stories, how life as a teacher was for him. He encouraged me not to go into it. I remember looking at my course schedule for the next semester & seeing "field duty" (aka observing the class) & thinking about what my uncle said. I noped right out of that major & switched to something else.
Taylor's boyfriend shot first. Should have been mentioned.
The high school I graduated from back in 2000 used a 4 day school week and it worked very well.