I think the "teachers are leaving!" hysteria is a bit manufactured too. It's nice to see numbers behind the data. Although, teachers in Washington State are paid pretty well. I wonder how states like Oklahoma are faring.
On social media, teachers are bombarded with reels about ex-teachers claiming "I left the classroom and am now making big bucks as a virtual assistant! Comment "help" and I'll DM you!" I wonder if this type of marketing ploy makes it seem like more people are leaving education?
I think the "teachers are leaving!" hysteria is a bit manufactured too. It's nice to see numbers behind the data. Although, teachers in Washington State are paid pretty well. I wonder how states like Oklahoma are faring.
On social media, teachers are bombarded with reels about ex-teachers claiming "I left the classroom and am now making big bucks as a virtual assistant! Comment "help" and I'll DM you!" I wonder if this type of marketing ploy makes it seem like more people are leaving education?