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Teachers a raw deal ?

  • 07-11-2004 2:30am
    #1
    jetsonx
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,329 ✭✭✭


    Do teachers get a raw deal with regard to their pay / stress / workload ratio?

    I am talking about mainly secondary school teachers who have to face 30 screaming hormonal teenagers every morning. I have heard about some real horror stories about what they have to put up with. We all know the sort of thing that goes on. Throwing stuff @ the teacher etc. I have even heard that some teachers in deprived areas are addicted to valium.

    Is this a demoralizing profession ? Do teachers have to deal with all of societies problems ? Is there any job satisfaction to be had teaching a class
    of 30 were only a handful are taking interest in what you're saying ?

    Yes theydo get loads of time off but should they be payed more ? opinions
    (esp. from teachers themselves).




    (ps. I am not a teacher and never want to be!)


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