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Originally Posted by Pyramid*
If I don't meet targets I can get sack next week - I'm not going on strike for it - I look for ways around the issue to achieve.
Lack of decent education doesn't stay soley on the part of teachers you know. They provide the fundamental basis - parents also have a right to provide their own teaching - my parents did. I could read, write and read all the little Ladybird books before I went to school. That type of ongoing 'at home' learning continued throughout my life.
It's not all about what teachers teach or how they teach it. It is in part but it's not the entire picture.
Nope....I don't think it is deserved.
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What type of contract of employment do you have?...sounds well dodgy to me haha
This reminds me of another issue that has been approved, regarding the right to an employment tribunal...
http://www.guardian.co.uk/money/2012...ernment-unions
It helps if kids have the basics before full time school starts I agree 100% there, however there are those who are not even toilet trained....Its not the teachers fault is it? In areas of of high unemployment and poverty this is one issue teachers face.
They are the fall guys for a failing system.
What do you suggest as alternative to strike action?