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‘In our obsession with jargon and fads, we have forgotten what great teaching really looks like’
The basics of great teaching are too often considered ‘optional extras’ in this time of newspeak and educational fads, says one anonymous teacher
29 January 2017
‘When I found myself crying at my computer, I knew that I had to quit teaching’
A former FE teacher, writing anonymously, explains how workload and the unrealistic demands of management forced her to give up the job she loved
29 January 2017
‘We haven’t had sex for two months, or a conversation for a fortnight. This is normal, because my partner is a teacher’
Teacher stress doesn’t only affect those in the classroom ─ it affects partners and families, too
22 January 2017
‘If policymakers want to stop teachers leaving the profession, they must cut the red tape and just let them teach’
If we want to prevent teachers from leaving the profession, we must remove the red tape and trust them to get on with doing their jobs, says one teacher.
15 January 2017
‘I found myself sinking under the monster of accountability and monitoring engulfing UK schools - it nearly pushed me over the edge’
Too many teachers are in the position I used to be in: they love teaching, but because of the pressures placed upon them feel as if they are failures
8 January 2017
‘Teaching is hard and relentless. But it’s also the best job in the world and here’s why I do it’
Every day I ask myself: What am I doing? How much longer will I last? But the alternatives to teaching all seem, well, dull.
13 December 2016
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