[Analysis] The EU has a lack-of-teachers crisis — here's why
[Analysis] The EU has a lack-of-teachers crisis — here's why
euobserver.com [Analysis] The EU has a lack-of-teachers crisis — here's why
The EU needs teachers. 40 percent are over 50 years old, salaries are not attractive enough, classes are very large, and the work-life balance has become more problematic since the Covid-19 pandemic.
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Not paid enough. Not given respect for their work. I think there might be even more.
9Not enough freedom to teach the way they want to, entitled parents who think their precious child can do no wrong, too many children per classroom, insufficient budget.
8So it's the same on both sides of the pond then.
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Saved you a click:
- Not many young people want to become teachers
- Salaries are too low
- Working conditions are bad
- Classes are too large
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