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07-12-2017, 02:02 PM
(This post was last modified: 09-01-2022, 01:06 AM by Fearless Community. Edited 1 time in total.
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Teachers really shouldn't be even mentioning their political views and certainly not be bringing their own political battles into a classroom. It's extremely distasteful and unprofessional.
Being a teacher is all about creating a challenging yet relaxed environment for young people to learn skills they would need in future life and enhance their education through means of self learning and personal development.
As someone that works within the education industry, and to a certain degree local government if I was to find any of my staff team forcing political nonsense down the throats of the young people we work with quite simply I'd be disciplining them for unprofessional conduct.
It's not our job to tell someone what to believe in, it is however our job to encourage them to form their own ideologies and opinions regardless of the subject at hand, be it politics, sexual preferences, gender or religion.
We are there to lead and support, not to push down a certain path.
I personally never convey my political opinion, nor who I have voted or intend to vote and in general never discuss politics with my peers infront of service users.
One teacher that always stuck in my head from my time in a Roman Catholic secondary was in religious education he would at least every subject talk about gays, would use phrases like it's Adam and Eve no Adam and Steve etc and although sometimes it was banter he did seriously have a phobia of gays. There was a gay kid in our class and the teacher would simply not interact with him, did not give him the time of day ata lol.
He still teaches there lol.
Being a teacher is all about creating a challenging yet relaxed environment for young people to learn skills they would need in future life and enhance their education through means of self learning and personal development.
As someone that works within the education industry, and to a certain degree local government if I was to find any of my staff team forcing political nonsense down the throats of the young people we work with quite simply I'd be disciplining them for unprofessional conduct.
It's not our job to tell someone what to believe in, it is however our job to encourage them to form their own ideologies and opinions regardless of the subject at hand, be it politics, sexual preferences, gender or religion.
We are there to lead and support, not to push down a certain path.
I personally never convey my political opinion, nor who I have voted or intend to vote and in general never discuss politics with my peers infront of service users.
One teacher that always stuck in my head from my time in a Roman Catholic secondary was in religious education he would at least every subject talk about gays, would use phrases like it's Adam and Eve no Adam and Steve etc and although sometimes it was banter he did seriously have a phobia of gays. There was a gay kid in our class and the teacher would simply not interact with him, did not give him the time of day ata lol.
He still teaches there lol.
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