gipper
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So right. Could the decline of discipline and manners in our child, be an indication of a collapsing nation?Anyone who has ever taught something (either as a credentialed teacher to a class or an ordinary person to his/her colleagues) knows that teaching is one of the most satisfying professions in the world.
Nothing is more wonderful than your formal/informal students thanking you for successfully helping them to advance in some particular field of study.
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Many secondary public school teachers would love to provide their students with a world-class education.
But they can't.
So many public schools nowadays have horrific discipline problems. A sizable proportion of high school students are defiant, disruptive, and even violent.
Teachers in those schools try to get through the day by ignoring as much as they can.
They never get a chance to teach the good students.
I suspect this "discipline problem" is primarily present in poor, working class, and lower middle class districts, but I could be wrong.