The teacher shortage is a symptom of a teacher-respect issue, U.S. Secretary of Education Miguel Cardona tells Adam Harris. “We have normalized treating the profession less than what it should be, and we see the results of it. When [teachers] have options, they say ‘I’m not doing this.’” http://on.theatln.tc/s2cJACG | The Atlantic

This is true for all historically marginalized communities, but I want to focus on problematic comments made about disabled students. . Several years ago, a fellow teacher—also in a separate setting, adapted curriculum classroom—commented that teaching students with significant disabilities and dysregulation was like taking a kickboxing class every day. As they said it, they balled their fists and mimed punching the air. They earned a few laughs from colleagues. . Maybe you've heard a teacher jo

12 reactions | The story of a teacher who openly harassed students — includingto include singling out their race and gender — provides insight into the discrimination students can face within their own schools. Read more: https://trib.al/DdUWVjD ✍️ : Bethany Barnes &  : Jennifer Glenfield / Tampa Bay Times | Tampa Bay Times | Facebook

Watch video on youtube: https://youtu.be/TfiFJwZJk84 Here I am discussing the flaws of our conventional Indian education system. The system has hindered growth and abstained people from creative thinking. The system has been more of a curse than a boon to the society. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nitishrajpute/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/nitishrajpute Twitter: https://twitter.com/nitishrajpute | Nitish Rajput