Teaching

Teacher Jillian Magee told Newsweek of the tattle forms, "I started using them as a positive form of communication." Some of her videos have 28 million views.

How far would a President Ron DeSantis go?

"It's the chomps for me! What a cutie!" one commenter said.

Instead of teaching my students that the system is rigged against people of color, I told then they were architects of their own destiny.

"I'm at the point where I need to make a change in jobs for a higher salary, but I'm stuck in this contract that will fine me $2,000-4,000 if I quit."

"I would literally be doing this all day," one user said.

The father wrote in his Reddit post that he'll pay for his son who's studying to be a dentist, but "there's no way I'm paying $300,000 for her to be a teacher."

Though the video starts with a "perfect" example jack-o'lantern to mimic, many users preferred the strange versions made by the little kids.

"I thought I'd keep my apartment in New York...and then I would come up here and teach film appreciation, or something like that," Baldwin said on Instagram.

My Girls Who Code books were banned alongside The Handmaid's Tale and The Kite Runner.

These are particularly troubling times for educators. We find ourselves in a bitterly divided country,

"I've been toying with going back to school for my dream career...being an art teacher. I just don't know now if I can do that," one commenter said.

This catastrophe cannot be remedied so long as the education establishment remains in denial—or complicit.

The parent bemoaned that their daughter could not do a book report on the violent "Watchmen" graphic novel.

"[T]he good idea was to put people that have no education on education," said a Florida teacher on TikTok.

Mumsnet users criticized a nursery manager who was "shocked" to be earning "so much less for literally the same job" as a nursery teacher.

Sethy Gabriel made $43,000 a year as a teacher in Ohio, compared with $65,000 to $70,000 as a Walmart Coach, he said.

"Your job is to teach them in class. You were there. They weren't," said one reply in response to the viral post.

"That's a straight-up abuse of power and very unprofessional," said one commenter on the viral video.

"You were given a choice to either create a beautiful moment or a dreadful one," said one commenter. "You made the right decision."

"Excuse me what the hell." Redditors were mildly infuriated by one chemistry teacher's "trap" of a test question.

Teacher Casey Scott's termination has sparked a debate about free speech as well as Florida's attitude toward discussing sexuality in schools.

The unnamed school child thanked their teacher for picking "good books" for them to read like "The Outsiders."

"A teacher's love and commitment to their student's dreams and passions is unmatched," wrote one commenter.

"Take their phone away. Take the video games away. Ground them. Make them get a job," the high school Spanish teacher said.

Fellow parents and teachers were disturbed by the man's behavior and praised the mom for stepping in to protect her daughter.

With Zoom classes giving parents a glimpse of what goes on in their kids' classrooms, many came to the same stark conclusion: our educational system is irreparably broken.

Commenters reacted to the student's "audacity" to leave such a note for their teacher.

The worker was caught up in the 7.4 magnitude earthquake that rocked Japan Wednesday night, causing her to be less early to work than usual.

This comes at a time when teachers, students and parents are rallying for better treatment of educators.