Teachers Quitting in Droves - Evil Students / No Support Drives Situation

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Teachers are quitting their jobs in droves - as new generation
of delinquent students push their patience to the limit

Teachers are quitting in droves as a new generation of
appallingly behaved students push their patience to
the limit.

Born between roughly 2010 and the end of 2024, Generation
Alpha will make up the largest cohort of children ever to
live on planet earth.

However, the two billion-plus toddlers and pre-teens are
already being cited for their illiteracy, unruly behavior
and an uncontrollable addiction to screens.

Many blame lockdowns and school closures during the pandemic
for the rise in bad behavior, while some are pointing the
finger at Millennial parents who are opting to distract
children with technology rather than properly discipline
them.

Now a new bombshell study has revealed the devastating impact
this has had on school life, with 26 percent of public schools
reporting that a lack of focus among 'iPad' students has had
a 'severe negative impact' on teacher morale.

. . .

I think this is IT ... 'public ed' is just OVER.

Great IDEA - but nobody predicted Gens-Z/A2 and
their TOTALLY USELESS parents.

It just CAN'T WORK with these.

Ergo - 10% will get decent private ed, while the
other 90% are just gonna remain PIG IGNORANT,
basically USELESS - THREATS to all and everything.

This is happening NOW ... not some sci-fi 'future'
dystopian movie.

Wokie SUCCESS !!! Thanks for playing, don't
bitch about the results YOU allowed and voted
for suckers ! Yer little darlings are gonna
SCREW, then KILL you.

One Gen-A2 was quoted as asking why she should
do ANYTHING a fuckin' Millenial asks.

Next stop - DarkAgesLand. No, NOT kidding.
Arrivals start pretty much immediately.

Can't imagine why ANYONE would want/dare to be
a public school teacher anymore.

[John Doe]

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https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-13668395/teachers-quitting-new-generation-students-push-patience.html
Teachers are quitting their jobs in droves - as new generation
of delinquent students push their patience to the limit
Teachers are quitting in droves as a new generation of
appallingly behaved students push their patience to
the limit.
Born between roughly 2010 and the end of 2024, Generation
Alpha will make up the largest cohort of children ever to
live on planet earth.
However, the two billion-plus toddlers and pre-teens are
already being cited for their illiteracy, unruly behavior
and an uncontrollable addiction to screens.
Many blame lockdowns and school closures during the pandemic
for the rise in bad behavior, while some are pointing the
finger at Millennial parents who are opting to distract
children with technology rather than properly discipline
them.
Now a new bombshell study has revealed the devastating impact
this has had on school life, with 26 percent of public schools
reporting that a lack of focus among 'iPad' students has had
a 'severe negative impact' on teacher morale.
. . .
  I think this is IT ... 'public ed' is just OVER.
  Great IDEA - but nobody predicted Gens-Z/A2 and
  their TOTALLY USELESS parents.
  It just CAN'T WORK with these.
  Ergo - 10% will get decent private ed, while the
  other 90% are just gonna remain PIG IGNORANT,
  basically USELESS - THREATS to all and everything.
  This is happening NOW ... not some sci-fi 'future'
  dystopian movie.
  Wokie SUCCESS !!! Thanks for playing, don't
  bitch about the results YOU allowed and voted
  for suckers ! Yer little darlings are gonna
  SCREW, then KILL you.
  One Gen-A2 was quoted as asking why she should
  do ANYTHING a fuckin' Millenial asks.
  Next stop - DarkAgesLand. No, NOT kidding.
  Arrivals start pretty much immediately.
  Can't imagine why ANYONE would want/dare to be
  a public school teacher anymore.

I agree public education is being undermined by multiple factors. I
personally don't think we should give up on it. In my view it's one of
the core strengths of the USA.

But I agree solutions aren't easy. Aside from permissive parents (on
both sides--not every issue in the world is political) we have the
utterly massive changes like cellphones and social media. Family
businesses and careers that have run for generations are folding because
there's no longer a market for xyz. The rate of change is accelerating.

I'd hate to see the USA as a third-world country with small enclaves of
the super-rich surrounded by a sea of peons, but some of the most
powerful tech-bros seem fine with putting us on that path by pushing the
tax burden to the middle and lower class. Educating people is one big
tool against that future.