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We’re rolling out more support for teachers to manage disruptive classrooms.
24,205 views • 2 years ago •via X (Twitter)
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Sorry-WHAT? How? What magic dust are you scattering?

Teachers will be empowered to teach students ‘how to enter the classroom quietly & sit and listen’. What the fuck do you think we teach them now? To dance on the chairs and swing from the fans? Shadow a teacher @JasonClareMP and you might get your head out of your ass. #FAFO

In NSW budget cuts are impacting the exec and SLSOs who support teachers and students with this. New skills and processes are not necessarily the answer to the these issues. More training isn’t the solution to every issue -however, physical & Human Resources can be.

I dare you to shadow a teacher for a week @JasonClareMP. Let’s start a petition. Anyone?

Proper funding for all state schools is what we need!!!!

Is this a parody or for real? So the state of our public education is so bad that students are misbehaving to an extent that teachers aren’t equipped through their years of training to deal with them. And the solution is to train teachers to protect themselves, so who’s caring about improving student education again?

We've been doing this 'program' for the past couple of years at our school & none of it works while you've taken the real consequences away. The Ed. Department's disapproval of suspension's & expulsions means the students & parents know it's all bluff. They push over & over again

Could you roll a reduction in workload and meetings as well? Let's roll out the payrise too! I think teachers would prefer these options to take priority.

Anyone making decisions on funding or training for schools and teachers needs to actually spend a few weeks in classrooms with teachers. I guarantee you’ll have a better understanding on how to do your job.
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