As a thought experiment, imagine you were a teacher for a minute.
You might feel the vital undertaking of education was ignored, undervalued, misunderstood. People didn't know or care about the important, even crucial, work that went on in the classroom every day. Wouldn't you want everyone, especially the parents of schoolchildren, to know all about the triumphs and difficulties of modern education? In any case, as a professional, they should understand exactly what they are paying for.
Not these people. We see that it is quite the opposite, don't we?
As a thought experiment, imagine you were a teacher for a minute.
You might feel the vital undertaking of education was ignored, undervalued, misunderstood. People didn't know or care about the important, even crucial, work that went on in the classroom every day. Wouldn't you want everyone, especially the parents of schoolchildren, to know all about the triumphs and difficulties of modern education? In any case, as a professional, they should understand exactly what they are paying for.
Not these people. We see that it is quite the opposite, don't we?