| How can Scotland afford this? on 13:09 - Dec 1 with 403 views | Whiterockin |
The headline is a bit misleading. Isn't it a 5 day working week with 4 days teaching and one day for preparation and marking. |  | |  |
| How can Scotland afford this? on 13:19 - Dec 1 with 381 views | Gwyn737 |
| How can Scotland afford this? on 13:09 - Dec 1 by Whiterockin |
The headline is a bit misleading. Isn't it a 5 day working week with 4 days teaching and one day for preparation and marking. |
It's the addional cover that's the cost WR as it's 10% more no-contact time that England and Wales. |  | | |
| How can Scotland afford this? on 13:35 - Dec 1 with 368 views | Demitrius |
It's already happening in England to a certain extent with there being inset days before and after term breaks. This is just taking it a step further and it's not like having a day off to play golf or do DIY etc..it's still work.
My friend's wife is a secondary school teacher with grown up kids and is nearly retired, but I can imagine that for teachers with school-age kids themselves it's a hard slog these days with class sizes, Ofsted etc. and the pay isn't great from what I gather. People point to the summer holidays and half-terms but there is a certain amount of playing catch up during this downtime, not to mention those staff that are involved in extra curicular activities like school trips, sports, D of E awards and it never feels like a proper break. |  |
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| How can Scotland afford this? on 13:45 - Dec 1 with 363 views | Gwyn737 |
| How can Scotland afford this? on 13:35 - Dec 1 by Demitrius |
It's already happening in England to a certain extent with there being inset days before and after term breaks. This is just taking it a step further and it's not like having a day off to play golf or do DIY etc..it's still work.
My friend's wife is a secondary school teacher with grown up kids and is nearly retired, but I can imagine that for teachers with school-age kids themselves it's a hard slog these days with class sizes, Ofsted etc. and the pay isn't great from what I gather. People point to the summer holidays and half-terms but there is a certain amount of playing catch up during this downtime, not to mention those staff that are involved in extra curicular activities like school trips, sports, D of E awards and it never feels like a proper break. |
This is a bit different as essentially it's the Scotish government adding 10% to the teaching bill - it'll be a vast amount of money on top of what they're paying for free precriptions and for Scottish children going to unviversity.
I'd love to know how they're managing to fund it. [Post edited 1 Dec 13:48]
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| How can Scotland afford this? on 15:03 - Dec 1 with 319 views | Whiterockin |
| How can Scotland afford this? on 13:45 - Dec 1 by Gwyn737 |
This is a bit different as essentially it's the Scotish government adding 10% to the teaching bill - it'll be a vast amount of money on top of what they're paying for free precriptions and for Scottish children going to unviversity.
I'd love to know how they're managing to fund it. [Post edited 1 Dec 13:48]
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They dont waste their time subsidising bloody airports for a start or planting trees in foreign countries. | | | |
| How can Scotland afford this? on 17:07 - Dec 1 with 241 views | Whiterockin |
It shows their government are doing a good job. | | | |
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