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Originally posted by fullyautomatix View PostIf the teachers had actually concentrated on teaching SimonMac proper Maths this situation would not have happened. Instead the teachers are always asking for more pay, more pension, more holidays, more free school trips and less working hours. Sack the lot of them.
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Originally posted by Acme Thunderer View PostWhen I did maths 100 - 27 was 73
Beaten to it
If the teachers had actually concentrated on teaching SimonMac proper Maths this situation would not have happened. Instead the teachers are always asking for more pay, more pension, more holidays, more free school trips and less working hours. Sack the lot of them.
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The wife quit contracting 3 years ago, to be a full time mum, now pondering a return to work, by becoming a primary school teacher. I can't wait. For all the hard work, I think the balance works in the teachers favour, and always have. However, a great teacher will engage the kids in after school activities too, drama, music, etc, etc, and then the hours build up.
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Originally posted by MyUserName View PostMy wife is a teacher and has fought against the strikes etc and considers them to be absurd and rather childish.
The holidays are not as long what they sound and her working day is routinely longer than mine but she considers herself well paid if over worked.
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My wife is a teacher and has fought against the strikes etc and considers them to be absurd and rather childish.
The holidays are not as long what they sound and her working day is routinely longer than mine but she considers herself well paid if over worked.
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The turnout was 27%.
Originally posted by SimonMac View PostBBC News - Teachers to strike over pay and conditions
A I wonder why the other 83% didn't vote, apathy?
ARGH beaten to it...
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coz they can't do this :
MPs vote yes to an extra £31,000 | Mail Online
But they do do this?
BBC News - David Cameron leaves behind child at pub
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Originally posted by DodgyAgent View Postask your missus
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Originally posted by SimonMac View PostErm I would agree but I don't know what ironic means
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