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300,00 U.S Teachers Quit in America!!

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The national teacher shortage is currently an intriguing problem that is affecting the importance of learning. 40% of schools have vacancies, with an alarming 55,000 teaching positions still vacant. THIS SHORTAGE IS MORE THAN A STAFFING CONCERN. IT IS A CRISIS!
Between the fall of 2020 and the spring of 2022, a total of 300,000 teachers quit the profession totally, causing a chain reaction that will influence not only the learning kids but also the future of our workforce and society. SO, WHY ARE SO MANY TEACHERS WALKING AWAY?
The challenges are huge and diversified. Educators are being pushed to their limits by comparatively low earnings (an average salary of $66,000, which is only $3,000 over the national average) and excessive responsibilities that extend far beyond teaching.
What can you learn from this video?
- Teachers are asked to wear multiple hats, such as counselors, administrators, and safety officers.
- Depression and stress levels among teachers
- Burnout has resulted from the growing demands and lack of support.
- Our educators operate in an environment that is not just mentally hard, but also more unsafe.
- What will happen if the crisis continues?
- The awful truth about gun violence in schools since 1999.
The long-term effects may result in a decrease in educational quality, a spike in homeschooling by less educated individuals, and restricted innovative thinking. We also talk about how some districts are working to relieve the situation with greater benefits, four-day school weeks, and debt repayment schemes, but the thing is, are these enough?
But here is a bigger question. HOW DO WE MAKE TEACHING AN INTERESTING CAREER AGAIN?
If you found this video helpful, do not forget to subscribe on all the major platforms as it means the world to us. Might as well turn on your notifications so keep updated with our future uploads. Stay tuned for more unfiltered discussions about the work world in America.
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#Theunemployablelife #teachingcareer #educationcrisis #supportteachers #school

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Indhold leveret af The Unemployables. Alt podcastindhold inklusive episoder, grafik og podcastbeskrivelser uploades og leveres direkte af The Unemployables eller deres podcastplatformspartner. Hvis du mener, at nogen bruger dit ophavsretligt beskyttede værk uden din tilladelse, kan du følge processen beskrevet her https://da.player.fm/legal.

The national teacher shortage is currently an intriguing problem that is affecting the importance of learning. 40% of schools have vacancies, with an alarming 55,000 teaching positions still vacant. THIS SHORTAGE IS MORE THAN A STAFFING CONCERN. IT IS A CRISIS!
Between the fall of 2020 and the spring of 2022, a total of 300,000 teachers quit the profession totally, causing a chain reaction that will influence not only the learning kids but also the future of our workforce and society. SO, WHY ARE SO MANY TEACHERS WALKING AWAY?
The challenges are huge and diversified. Educators are being pushed to their limits by comparatively low earnings (an average salary of $66,000, which is only $3,000 over the national average) and excessive responsibilities that extend far beyond teaching.
What can you learn from this video?
- Teachers are asked to wear multiple hats, such as counselors, administrators, and safety officers.
- Depression and stress levels among teachers
- Burnout has resulted from the growing demands and lack of support.
- Our educators operate in an environment that is not just mentally hard, but also more unsafe.
- What will happen if the crisis continues?
- The awful truth about gun violence in schools since 1999.
The long-term effects may result in a decrease in educational quality, a spike in homeschooling by less educated individuals, and restricted innovative thinking. We also talk about how some districts are working to relieve the situation with greater benefits, four-day school weeks, and debt repayment schemes, but the thing is, are these enough?
But here is a bigger question. HOW DO WE MAKE TEACHING AN INTERESTING CAREER AGAIN?
If you found this video helpful, do not forget to subscribe on all the major platforms as it means the world to us. Might as well turn on your notifications so keep updated with our future uploads. Stay tuned for more unfiltered discussions about the work world in America.
🔔 Subscribe for more: https://www.youtube.com/@TheUnemployableLife?sub_confirmation=1
👍 Follow us on social media:
https://www.instagram.com/theunemployablelife/
https://www.facebook.com/TheUnemployablesHQ
#Theunemployablelife #teachingcareer #educationcrisis #supportteachers #school

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