The Govt., Dept of Education, Teaching profession is NOT A PRIVATE BUSINESS. Mind you FGFF Ltd. would willingly PRIVATISE the whole thing tomorrow if they could get away with it.
you would be wrong there. There are many teachers in the Oireachtas. Technically even the President was a University Teacher before he got into politics. The issues were should someone like Taoiseach Enda Kenny at the time be allowed to keep his teaching job open and get full pension and have a SUBSTITUTE teacher "temporarily" fill his post for decades and he be allowed pocket the difference in salary and get his teachers pension? There were also a lot of Solicitors and farmers in politics and there are issues with that as well. But more recently we have people who went to private Schools ( literally ALL party leaders and most of the so called Independent Socialists) and then straight into University where they got involved in political societies and Students Unions and from there straight into being elected without having a "normal" job. O Leary has a point. We don't need ANY one group having so much power. Indeed we might not even need many degrees for jobs. Business, Science and Engineering probably needs more representation. He didn't say we should exclude teachers Likewise the media would be all over him if he say "why do we have to have equal amounts of men and women in the Dail" Women tend to want to work more in caring professions...nursing, Primary teaching etc. We don't complain when there are 5% men in such professions. Women want to have children and bring them up at home. We voted not to change their special status there. Whats the huge issue with that? But if O Leary said "why do we need to have 50/50 in the Dail" their would be ructions!
He's spot on and anyone that has been a road sweeper and goes on to be a health or finance minister with out a ounce of a qualification is more than daft.
He’s 100 percent spot on . We need more business people running the country. Too many government bodies that are inefficient and don’t communicate. Public spending waste of money needs to be addressed too.
O’Leary is absolutely correct. Teachers are not managers or strategists, they are educationalists. That’s what they are trained to do. They should stick to it. The same applies to nurses and doctors. They are medical professionals, not managers.
Teachers and school principals often develop roots in their communities, interacting daily not just with students, but with parents, local businesses, sports clubs, and community groups. This extensive community involvement means they gain a first-hand view into the challenges facing families, from housing to childcare costs and mental health concerns. Their position at the heart of community life often gives them a central perspective on how government policies affect people's daily lives. Furthermore, the role of an educator, particularly a school principal, requires many of the same skills used by a TD. They often must manage budgets, implement new policies, communicate with government departments, and make difficult decisions that balance school, community and government objectives. So they often end up learning to operating in the areas between competing interests, much like politicians must do. Teachers also develop a strong advocacy mindset, fighting for the needs of students from widely diverse backgrounds and abilities, while simultaneously managing classes and schools, and teaching and motivating pupils. This combination of a deep community connection, their leadership experience, and advocacy skills often makes the transition from education to politics a natural progression rather than an unexpected career change. In essence, the classroom and school administration experience serves as practical training for the complex demands of political service in the Dáil.
@@Joseph13163 it’s not the country, it’s the media. Look who owns newstalk, a German media family who made their money supporting and printing the official propaganda for the Nazis, but this radio station will tell you Trump Elon and Joe Rogan are Nazis and they spreading misinformation 😂😂😂 They will delete this.
I'd hardly call it a "robust" opinion. But then, that's probably what passes for intellectualism among the RUclips commenters nowadays. And here I am in the cesspit with you all. Oh well.
So why IS the Dáil disproportionately attractive to teachers? Would it have anything to do with it being a risk-free job change for them? I mean, if a teacher can leave the classroom for the Dáil - while INDEFINITELY keeping dibs on their old teaching job (thereby keeping some newly-trained teachers out of permanent employment) - they would never have to worry about the "What happens if I don't get re-elected?"" question. I wonder; if their livelihood was on the line, would we see a more natural/representative balance of teachers in the Dáil?
And then ask from that, why is the dail looking after another part of the civil service, teaching, by giving them such an unreasonable benefit? It's a cosy club of failure. They should resign their position once they become a TD.
I once asked a local about a guy I saw in a Bar who looked like a former minister Barry Desmond. He replied oh "yeah he was a worker I think for a short time and got involved in the Union. He then became an ITGWU Union Official and he was run straight for the Dail in Dun Laoghaire bypassing the Local Council Then he was Minister for health and also Social welfare. After Ireland joined the EU could also double job as an MEP so he ran for that and got it. Eventually he retired into the European Court of Auditors. So he can have his original job pension , his Union Official pension , his TD pension, his Ministerial Pension, his MEP pension, his Court of Auditors pension and now the old age pension as well. Do you know what they call that? Some call that seven pensions but I call that Socialism"
It's a disgrace that if they leave one profession and go into another you get to keep it there on the backburner. As a teacher who returned from abroad, trying to make it work here. There are no real contracts for teachers who have new ideas and want to work.
Anyone who believes that removing the voice of the educational system from the Irish Republican Government requires their intentions behind such a ludicrous statement to be exposed in detail.
He's right, what does a former English and Music teacher know about tourism. We have tourism execs in this country with decades of experience all of whom are more qualified
spot on Michael, it never made sense to me how we had people in ministries with zero background in their portfolio, Brian Lehihan comes to mind. He was minister for finance at the time of the crash, a barrister, minister for finance?
Ah yes, obviously O'Leary is gazing into FGs deep well of experience...Harris- never had a job. McEntee - never had a job. Varadkar - pretended to have a job.
Anyone who believes that removing the voice of the educational system from the Irish Republican Government requires their intentions behind such a ludicrous statement to be exposed in detail.
Michael O Leary is right. We need more business people in the Dail, who understand how busness works. If Michael O Leary went for Teoseach, id vote for him.
Teachers are not intelligent people they just have good memories. You need someone who is business minded as this is a huge business to run the country
The only thing O'Leary is smart at is doing stock buybacks to pad shareholders pockets and giving himself bonuses of a few hundred million a pop. Although I will say our education system must be below standard given the amount of comments from thicks like yourself on here
That's incorrect you know; many many practitioners of many many disciplines also teach. And George Bernard Shaw (who I'm sure you knew you were quoted) regretted saying it.
O'Leary is quick to his points and reasons his responses. I have no doubt he would get more done in a month than most of the elected officials get done in a term.
I've been saying this for ages Teachers are not equipped with the knowledge of management for the most important job of managing a country when are the people going to wake up
He is 100% right.People who have no knowledge of generating revenue dictating to those who do Teachers work 22 hours a week Business people 40 to 89 hours a week
He's 100% right. Our politicians are not qualified to run the departments they run, they are simply assigned to them. Each politician should at the very least have a qualification and/ or experience working in a sector relevant to their department. In no other sector would you get a management level job with no qualifications and/ or experience
So, according to the interviewer, you can't have an opinion if it offends people. Micheal is so right to highlight the need for people who understand business.
Teachers have copped on, there's more money being a TD and holidays are just as long, while always having a job open as a teacher. Win, win, win. Regardless, Michael is spot on. No question about it.
It's not even that they're teachers, it's that teachers are over represented at all levels of national politics. We should have a better cross section of society representing society.
O'Leary is correct and after five years missing from teaching work that job shoild be closed to them - there are too many teachers away from their main rolee stopping younger more dedicated people getting permanent jobs.
We now have gender quotas so it makes sense that we should have profession quotas, including the unemployed. The Dail is top heavy with teachers and lawyers, and anyone that has dealt with either will know, that O'Leary is absolutely correct.
Thanks for all the great flight deals, Michael! I’ve felt like a teacher myself with all the long holidays I’ve had, thanks to your amazing deals. You’re a legend!
Agree fully with Michael O’Leary on both issues of teachers in the dail and greens in government! We have had enough of failed schoolteachers like Michael Martin and Enda Kenny and many more in the dail. Both have proven themselves totally devoid of any real ability. Attracted by ridiculously inflated salaries accompanied by generous expenses.
"Are you trying to be like Elon Musk? Why did you get involved at all?" Michael O'Leary is an Irish citizen, why shouldn't he get involved? This interviewer is the pits, he just will not get the point that O'Leary is trying to make at all.
I totally agree with Michael O Leary Teachers teach or supposed to Politicians work for the people or supposed to Pensions seem to be more important than doing the job
Why did everybody going mad over his comments about teachers, but nobody is talking about what he said about the Greens being weeds, that was hilarious and probably more controversial
Journalists and media employed people are not willing to be contrarian and instead largely take a position of agreeability with politicians. Weakness on show
Getting things does means building roads, bridges, tunnels, aeroplanes, train tracks, houses and yes teachers dont get things done they teacher children with the hope they grow to get things done.
In my opinion, being the daughter of a mother who was head of her department in a secondary school Springtown Road BT48 0LY for over 20 years. Unfortunately, she is heaven now. I know she would, as I do completely disagree that teachers being in the Dàil would be beneficial for certain companies' private and public sectors for employing their students ready for work. Lady in her 50s typing this from my hometown, Derry Northern Ireland x ⚘️ 🌎 🌈 🙏 🇮🇪 ❤️
I wonder why there’s a shortage of teachers?!?! Amazing how people confide their children to teachers every day and then find it so easy to put them down makes me wonder about the society we live in!! Teachers ARE strategists, managers as well as problem solvers. If teachers were earning double the salary they’d probably get more respect!! All about money!!!
Maybe we can have a government sponsored program like parental leave for people who want to run for government. Pay their wages while running and ensure their job is secure. At least level the playing field.
That's incorrect you know; many many practitioners of many many disciplines also teach. And George Bernard Shaw (who I'm sure you knew you were quoted) regretted saying it.
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Michael O'leary is perfectly correct. The Dail should not be a part of a career path for school teachers.
He has nothing against teachers his point is simply they are not suitable to run a company as large has his
Or being in politics
The Govt., Dept of Education, Teaching profession is NOT A PRIVATE BUSINESS. Mind you FGFF Ltd. would willingly PRIVATISE the whole thing tomorrow if they could get away with it.
Or working full time.
too little too late. He a neoliberal parasite.
Exactly 😂
He's 100% correct! - Teachers are not Politicians
He is right
you would be wrong there. There are many teachers in the Oireachtas. Technically even the President was a University Teacher before he got into politics. The issues were should someone like Taoiseach Enda Kenny at the time be allowed to keep his teaching job open and get full pension and have a SUBSTITUTE teacher "temporarily" fill his post for decades and he be allowed pocket the difference in salary and get his teachers pension?
There were also a lot of Solicitors and farmers in politics and there are issues with that as well. But more recently we have people who went to private Schools ( literally ALL party leaders and most of the so called Independent Socialists) and then straight into University where they got involved in political societies and Students Unions and from there straight into being elected without having a "normal" job.
O Leary has a point. We don't need ANY one group having so much power. Indeed we might not even need many degrees for jobs. Business, Science and Engineering probably needs more representation. He didn't say we should exclude teachers Likewise the media would be all over him if he say "why do we have to have equal amounts of men and women in the Dail"
Women tend to want to work more in caring professions...nursing, Primary teaching etc. We don't complain when there are 5% men in such professions. Women want to have children and bring them up at home. We voted not to change their special status there. Whats the huge issue with that? But if O Leary said "why do we need to have 50/50 in the Dail" their would be ructions!
He's spot on and anyone that has been a road sweeper and goes on to be a health or finance minister with out a ounce of a qualification is more than daft.
He’s 100 percent spot on . We need more business people running the country. Too many government bodies that are inefficient and don’t communicate. Public spending waste of money needs to be addressed too.
O’Leary is absolutely correct. Teachers are not managers or strategists, they are educationalists. That’s what they are trained to do. They should stick to it. The same applies to nurses and doctors. They are medical professionals, not managers.
Teachers and school principals often develop roots in their communities, interacting daily not just with students, but with parents, local businesses, sports clubs, and community groups. This extensive community involvement means they gain a first-hand view into the challenges facing families, from housing to childcare costs and mental health concerns. Their position at the heart of community life often gives them a central perspective on how government policies affect people's daily lives.
Furthermore, the role of an educator, particularly a school principal, requires many of the same skills used by a TD. They often must manage budgets, implement new policies, communicate with government departments, and make difficult decisions that balance school, community and government objectives. So they often end up learning to operating in the areas between competing interests, much like politicians must do.
Teachers also develop a strong advocacy mindset, fighting for the needs of students from widely diverse backgrounds and abilities, while simultaneously managing classes and schools, and teaching and motivating pupils. This combination of a deep community connection, their leadership experience, and advocacy skills often makes the transition from education to politics a natural progression rather than an unexpected career change. In essence, the classroom and school administration experience serves as practical training for the complex demands of political service in the Dáil.
@@Diamonddavej nice use of chatGPT
@@Diamonddavej So teachers don't do much at work and have lots of spare time. So they go into politics and don't do much. Fair enough
The only thing they teach is indoctrination.
Thanks Michael for calling It as It is.
this country is gone pure daft every robust opinion is now offensive
Welcome to Woke
But there’s a middle ground far away from nasty little selfish greedy neoliberals like this fella!
@@Joseph13163 it’s not the country, it’s the media. Look who owns newstalk, a German media family who made their money supporting and printing the official propaganda for the Nazis, but this radio station will tell you Trump Elon and Joe Rogan are Nazis and they spreading misinformation 😂😂😂 They will delete this.
I'd hardly call it a "robust" opinion. But then, that's probably what passes for intellectualism among the RUclips commenters nowadays. And here I am in the cesspit with you all. Oh well.
@@JamesFlemingIreland I didn't say i agreed with it just that i have no problem with people who have different opinions
Have you not got the memo Mick? Your not allowed to have an opinion in Ireland anymore.
*You're
Where is that written down in writing?
@@hughlarkin4055In the constitution? In a legal document?
Yeah, he is not allowed to promote FG
Presenter here is a fool
He’s absolutely right. We need people in the Dail who have delivered change and done big work at big companies.
We have people in the Dail who have delivered change look at what they have done to our beautiful country,Langer's the lot of them
So why IS the Dáil disproportionately attractive to teachers? Would it have anything to do with it being a risk-free job change for them? I mean, if a teacher can leave the classroom for the Dáil - while INDEFINITELY keeping dibs on their old teaching job (thereby keeping some newly-trained teachers out of permanent employment) - they would never have to worry about the "What happens if I don't get re-elected?"" question. I wonder; if their livelihood was on the line, would we see a more natural/representative balance of teachers in the Dáil?
@@mac_tire_aonair 100%
And then ask from that, why is the dail looking after another part of the civil service, teaching, by giving them such an unreasonable benefit? It's a cosy club of failure. They should resign their position once they become a TD.
I once asked a local about a guy I saw in a Bar who looked like a former minister Barry Desmond. He replied oh "yeah he was a worker I think for a short time and got involved in the Union. He then became an ITGWU Union Official and he was run straight for the Dail in Dun Laoghaire bypassing the Local Council Then he was Minister for health and also Social welfare. After Ireland joined the EU could also double job as an MEP so he ran for that and got it. Eventually he retired into the European Court of Auditors.
So he can have his original job pension , his Union Official pension , his TD pension, his Ministerial Pension, his MEP pension, his Court of Auditors pension and now the old age pension as well. Do you know what they call that? Some call that seven pensions but I call that Socialism"
Christ on a bike 😮
It's a disgrace that if they leave one profession and go into another you get to keep it there on the backburner. As a teacher who returned from abroad, trying to make it work here. There are no real contracts for teachers who have new ideas and want to work.
He's right. Honestly the majority of teachers I know aren't as bright as some of the trades people I know.
Anyone who believes that removing the voice of the educational system from the Irish Republican Government requires their intentions behind such a ludicrous statement to be exposed in detail.
Those who can, do.
Those who can't, teach
Seriously ,you don’t have to be very clever to do a BA 😂
That says more about you than it does about the teachers.
Teaching doesn't require very much education. Don't forget, they teach kids, not adults.
He is correct and right. We need Economists and Men like Michael O Leary.
Michael oleary is right too many teachers and lawyers all have too many pensions
He's right, what does a former English and Music teacher know about tourism. We have tourism execs in this country with decades of experience all of whom are more qualified
100% agree with him
Everything is offensive now. Michael is completely correct.
Good on you Michael you know business I agree 100%
Why is parliament full of teachers??
I could not agree with Michael more.
It isn't. Ir is full of landlords like O'Learygarch who reportedly bought up an entire block of new housing to accommodate his staff.
It isn't. Ir is full of landlords like O'Learygarch who reportedly bought up an entire block of new housing to accommodate his staff.
There is a lot of teachers,in the dail.
Mainly because you can take leave of absence and hire locum teacher.
On career breaks What other workers would get that perk Dont think he is trying to denigrate teachers Everyone gets so hurty hurt now He is dead right
His is 100 per cent spot on, about time someone spoke up, we need business people who know how things get done, truth hurts,
Well said michael called it out , i agree
He is 100% right. State of Ireland proves it.
spot on Michael, it never made sense to me how we had people in ministries with zero background in their portfolio, Brian Lehihan comes to mind. He was minister for finance at the time of the crash, a barrister, minister for finance?
Ah yes, obviously O'Leary is gazing into FGs deep well of experience...Harris- never had a job. McEntee - never had a job. Varadkar - pretended to have a job.
Anyone who believes that removing the voice of the educational system from the Irish Republican Government requires their intentions behind such a ludicrous statement to be exposed in detail.
Jobs for the Boy's
He was sick etc.. and he was brought in as a 'scapegoat'. They blamed him for their downfall..
@@elizabethmalone6379 I don't think any reasonable person could hold him personally responsible, but fianna fail, yes
Michael O Leary is right. We need more business people in the Dail, who understand how busness works. If Michael O Leary went for Teoseach, id vote for him.
Well said Michael
Teachers are not intelligent people they just have good memories. You need someone who is business minded as this is a huge business to run the country
Correct🎉
Excellent Mary, and 100% RIGHT!
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 Okay. Yeah, memory tests were a big part of getting my PhD.
Neither are business people all intelligent or all capable of studying a range of topics.
The only thing O'Leary is smart at is doing stock buybacks to pad shareholders pockets and giving himself bonuses of a few hundred million a pop.
Although I will say our education system must be below standard given the amount of comments from thicks like yourself on here
Politics in Ireland is more lucrative than teaching full stop.
if you want to turn the next generation trans before they leave primary school also , they do an excellent job with that
True
Seem to be what they want
Youre an absolute twit and your ignorance is only benefitting people like O'Leary who has his hand in your pocket
Or spout nonsense about boiling klimate
My sister in law is a teacher and l would not like to see her in charge of anything other than a classroom
He's right .. and every sane, right thinking person knows it and agrees with him.
Those who can, do; those who can’t, teach.
That's incorrect you know; many many practitioners of many many disciplines also teach. And George Bernard Shaw (who I'm sure you knew you were quoted) regretted saying it.
teacher are more worried about pushing the lgbt agenda on kids instead of just teaching .
Evidence please
O'Leary is quick to his points and reasons his responses. I have no doubt he would get more done in a month than most of the elected officials get done in a term.
It isn't. It is full of landlords like O'Learygarch who reportedly bought up an entire block of new housing to accommodate his staff.
You are Joking . He would get more done in one Hour than those wasters would do on a year. The Children's Hospital , Bike shed ring a bell.
Get them all out
Also he keeps interrupting just after asking a question because he's not getting the answer he wants! Pathetic
At least someone had guts to tell the truth...
Think he is quoting George Bernard Shaw " those who can, do, those who can't, teach " 😂😂
Most teachers don't even know what a women is.
100% correct.
🤣 Very true!
@@khiggins7231What exactly is 'a women'?
I trust your opinion commentator named 'Baby Cow Going Mad In A Field'.....
@ 🤣🤣🤣
Totally Agree
I agree with him
Michael O'Leary - A voice of reason.
Why can we not have objectivity from RTE, Newstalk et al?
I've been saying this for ages Teachers are not equipped with the knowledge of management for the most important job of managing a country when are the people going to wake up
He is 100% right.People who have no knowledge of generating revenue dictating to those who do Teachers work 22 hours a week Business people 40 to 89 hours a week
What a pity we dont have a few people like Michael in the Dail.
How can school teachers be left in charge of a country in fairness..we need successful business men simple that's his point and he is dead right
He is totally right 💯
Shane seems to be on the wrong side of almost every argument.
He's doing his job well so.
Well said Michael o leary I agree to many teachers in the Dail We need Michael in the dail
MO'L 100% right.
Ex-teachers can stay mad.
Ireland is not a serious country.
I agree with most ,however double pay ,sound like wealth transfer for the rich
He's 100% right. Our politicians are not qualified to run the departments they run, they are simply assigned to them. Each politician should at the very least have a qualification and/ or experience working in a sector relevant to their department. In no other sector would you get a management level job with no qualifications and/ or experience
So, according to the interviewer, you can't have an opinion if it offends people. Micheal is so right to highlight the need for people who understand business.
Disappointing to hear OLeary walking back Look all Useless teachers in Dail with their teaching jobs kept in reserve if Lose their seats
They never need to work again when they loose their seats, pensions for life, and in most cases many pensions.
@@kevfit4333all a big con
He clarified, he didn't wall back
Spot on MOL
Michael is perfectly correct as usual.
He would be a great asset to Trump and his administration.
Teachers have copped on, there's more money being a TD and holidays are just as long, while always having a job open as a teacher. Win, win, win.
Regardless, Michael is spot on. No question about it.
It's not even that they're teachers, it's that teachers are over represented at all levels of national politics. We should have a better cross section of society representing society.
He is 100% right.
Albert Renolds was a businessman and a great Taoiseach.
He was indeed.
O'Leary is correct and after five years missing from teaching work that job shoild be closed to them - there are too many teachers away from their main rolee stopping younger more dedicated people getting permanent jobs.
We’ve had enough teachers
Time for something new
We now have gender quotas so it makes sense that we should have profession quotas, including the unemployed. The Dail is top heavy with teachers and lawyers, and anyone that has dealt with either will know, that O'Leary is absolutely correct.
Agree and introduce term limits as well. No more lifers.
Also limit the amount politicians from one family and a compulsory generation gap
Thanks for all the great flight deals, Michael! I’ve felt like a teacher myself with all the long holidays I’ve had, thanks to your amazing deals. You’re a legend!
His Pringles are extorsion lol and you'll be lucky if there is sour cream left
More engineers, scientists, and project managers. Regardless of what party they came from.
We don't have the time for that nonsense
Don't get the project manager that mismanaged the bike shed Any enquiry into that or is it the usual No accountability
@@ViDuhy He managed it very well. Are you a teacher?
I believe he is not talking about the engineers or scientists.
@@BarMagnetNo and I totally agree with Michael
Agree fully with Michael O’Leary on both issues of teachers in the dail and greens in government!
We have had enough of failed schoolteachers like Michael Martin and Enda Kenny and many more in the dail. Both have proven themselves totally devoid of any real ability. Attracted by ridiculously inflated salaries accompanied by generous expenses.
And i guarantee none of them will debate michael o leary on live tv .
Im a teacher, and I couldn't agree more with Michael.
Well said Mick O Leary
Teachers ,garda, priests always have been highly respected in Ireland, don’t know why…
Truer words were never spoken.
Too easily offended!Ministers' of justice and education also useless!
Yep.. calling it out as it is..
"Are you trying to be like Elon Musk? Why did you get involved at all?"
Michael O'Leary is an Irish citizen, why shouldn't he get involved? This interviewer is the pits, he just will not get the point that O'Leary is trying to make at all.
I totally agree with Michael O Leary
Teachers teach or supposed to
Politicians work for the people or supposed to
Pensions seem to be more important than doing the job
He’s spot on…
100 per cent right not politicians and overpaid in their own jobs
Dead right. Teachers belong in a classroom. Let business people run the country.
Oh the incredible irony of this. Breathtaking.
Michael what about Enoch Burke a wonderful Teacher and they put him into Jail Shame on them
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
The MOL is the Man. Good on ya MOL.
Not at all. He's a complete animal. But he fights his corner.
For once someone said it , too many TDs are useless teachers
fair play Michael
Would he allow members of his staff a five year sabbatical so that they can go for election.... And be able to resume their career in his company
Would any company allow that Crazy
Why did everybody going mad over his comments about teachers, but nobody is talking about what he said about the Greens being weeds, that was hilarious and probably more controversial
He’s spot on.
He's right.🎉
When a radio host is this left wing it's pointless expecting anything rational
They are all that way ..
O'Leary 100% Correct!!!
100% right . O Gorman is a disaster …. !
Spot on
EVERYONE PLEASE CHECK YOU ARE ON THE VOTING REGISTER!!!!!!
VOTE THIS GOVERNMENT OUT!!!!!!!!
well said michael
Journalists and media employed people are not willing to be contrarian and instead largely take a position of agreeability with politicians. Weakness on show
Imagine asking a teacher to work 16 hour days and Saturday & Sundays and the mid terms and summer 😂😂😂
All he has is told truth ,politicians ie teachers having there teaching jobs held ridiculous
The truth always hurts
the truth sets you free also.
He is right about everything…great speech…shold be running the country…things would get done!
Those that can’t do ,
Teach
Getting things does means building roads, bridges, tunnels, aeroplanes, train tracks, houses and yes teachers dont get things done they teacher children with the hope they grow to get things done.
In my opinion, being the daughter of a mother who was head of her department in a secondary school Springtown Road BT48 0LY for over 20 years. Unfortunately, she is heaven now. I know she would, as I do completely disagree that teachers being in the Dàil would be beneficial for certain companies' private and public sectors for employing their students ready for work. Lady in her 50s typing this from my hometown, Derry Northern Ireland x ⚘️ 🌎 🌈 🙏 🇮🇪 ❤️
I wonder why there’s a shortage of teachers?!?! Amazing how people confide their children to teachers every day and then find it so easy to put them down makes me wonder about the society we live in!!
Teachers ARE strategists, managers as well as problem solvers. If teachers were earning double the salary they’d probably get more respect!!
All about money!!!
Maybe we can have a government sponsored program like parental leave for people who want to run for government. Pay their wages while running and ensure their job is secure. At least level the playing field.
Those who can, do. Those who can't, teach.
That's incorrect you know; many many practitioners of many many disciplines also teach. And George Bernard Shaw (who I'm sure you knew you were quoted) regretted saying it.
Those who can do, do and those who can't do teach