Do you don’t actually agree with all those posts you liked??
Teachers are like everyone else out there. Theres some excellent ones, good ones average and shit teachers. Same as any other profession. Plus in fairness they’ve got nothing but mixed messages since this whole thing started. The biggest issue for them I think is at union level particularly in the ASTI where they tend to make statements without checking what the feeling is like on the ground
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@Fulvio_From_Aughnacloy called out for what it is. Not getting tour way? Toys out the pram and strike. You know that with schools closed people will have to miss work. God forbid be in a job where your performance means you make a living or not
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You’re entitled to that opinion mate, better that you’re straight up about it anyway
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I can see it now.
It’s April 2022, you are sitting at a bar having a pint and a lady in her late 20s/early 30s approaches you with a clipboard.
“Hi, I’m looking for donations, we are heading to Africa this summer to administer vaccines to the local population. This is for a great cause and we’d really appreciate your support”
Using charity as a proxy to get some schmuck to fund a 3 month holiday in Africa.
Grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
What on earth are you on about?
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Teachers exploiting vaccine poverty for free holidays sometime in the future.
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Are you sure you’re not mixing her up with Paul Kinnerk?
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She had to have a fucking clipboard,? didn’t she
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Mol an oige agus tiocfaidh si,
Cain an oige agus crionfaidh si
My national teachers motto,great man,
praise youth and it will come
Don’t praise youthand it won’t
( It’ll wither away)
Children will be back to school on the 15th March.
Easter holidays on the 26th March
Fuck school. There’s always something to fill a vacuum. I just got this from elon
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Cork guy founded it, wealthy buachaill now
Peter wouldn’t be a teacher by any chance.
I won’t be expecting them to teach spellings and grammar anyway