#diploma in teaching

[acespeon]

catch me thinking about how the Stan twins start being the antithesis to the other but end up needing to assimilate parts of their twin that they never thought they'd need

[commonsensecommentary]

This has been going on for many, many years. However, it has, obviously, become a worse problem since the ridiculous Covid-19 school shutdowns trashed what remained of the illusion of academic standards.

[anemoyuri]

found this in depths of my gallery. still relevant

[moonsinkfoxgirl]

girl who actually finished a job application.... now just gotta package it properly tomorrow and send it off >.< .... and then write the other one... and then maybe if it works out I might get to stay here instead of looking for more jobs in Vienna....hnngngngn nervous

[iampikachuhearmeroar]

god. sometimes i really hate those "10 jobs that you can do WITHOUT a qualification that pay over 100k" and they list something like "human resource management" 130k a year!!! when like. EVERY fucking HR job (and other jobs like this, say like librarian- something that i PAID 17k for and burnt out for in postgrad lmao) strictly DEMAND that candidates must have 1-2 years experience AND an HR DEGREE.

very, very, very, very rarely i see something in HR requiring a TAFE (aussie technical college) certificate (ie MUCH cheaper- 7k) or a diploma in HR. it's almost always a degree, barely EVER "no quals or equivalent experience or similar quals"... even for entry level jobs in hr or most defs management positions.

[yoohyeon]

When French is your first language, but you barely get the passing grade 😭

[theonlyadawong]

trying to figure out my hcs for ada and you know. the more i think about it, the less i think this woman finished high school.

[not-rome]

officially got 2 degrees. associates in media studies & bachelors in creative writing

time to not be able to use either of my degrees, especially my bachelors to find a job 😎🤠

[caffeinatedopossum]

Sometimes I wonder if being raised in a cult gave me a unique ability to spot bullshit. Like at some point, I had to learn that everything I believed and everything that everyone around me believed was utter bullhsit. And the reasons for us needing to believe those things were almost worse.

But then once I left, I realized so were many of the beliefs that everyone else has. Supposed 'opposing' beliefs were never actually that different from one another. There's no reason for a lot of the stuff people do and even more bad reasons for doing other things. Like why is school the way that it is? There's so many problems with it and a lot of people recognize this yet dropping out is still seen as an awful, terrible thing to do- something that will set you up for a life of failure- even though that hardly reflects reality.

I could go on about this for hours but I'm sick and I feel like this thought still needs to microwave in my brain a little longer

[makemycitybreak]

I love TOK we're just spending all of class looking at optical illusions

[veradune]

I've been working in libraries for over a decade as a paraprofessional and it seems to me that the actual librarians do a hell of a lot of actual teaching either in literal classrooms or via collection development.

We're in an era of information illiteracy, their work is unfortunately just getting more fucking relevant by the day.

[meoun-uk]

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[educationnigeria]

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[safalteachers1]

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[house-of-crows]

I was homeschooled, it does legitimate harm when not properly managed by professional teachers and legislated.

Because of that last post I responded to, and just the general categories I've seen people fall into in these conversations, I'm curious:

Please reblog for sample size, deeply curious the demographics of this one