• Photonic@lemmy.world
    121·
    25 天前

    Yes, but I reckon that also stems from being understaffed and to a lesser extent, underpaid.

    If you had more colleagues to divide the workload and if classrooms had fewer kids the job would probably be a lot less stressful.

        • jve@lemmy.worldEnglish
          21·
          24 天前

          My point is that what you’re saying in these comments has little basis in reality.

          “It’s not that hard” is a painfully ignorant stance to take.

          • Photonic@lemmy.world
            11·
            23 天前

            It’s not that hard to find a job.

            I never said it wasn’t hard for anyone. It may be for some, especially the illiterate

            • jve@lemmy.worldEnglish
              21·
              23 天前

              Are you deliberately moving the goalposts or just forgetting the context?

              “A job” is not the standard.

              it may be for some

              No shit. It’s a hell of a lot bigger group than just “the illiterate “ though.

              • Photonic@lemmy.world
                11·
                23 天前

                My sincerest apologies for not writing out the complete sentence. What I meant by “a job” was:

                a job where you can go home at the end of the day and feel like what you did that day has benefitted the human race at all

                I did not move any goal post. I thought “a job” was sufficient information about the kind of jobs we were discussing.

                just “the illiterate “

                That was a joke. About you. QED

                • jve@lemmy.worldEnglish
                  21·
                  23 天前

                  Ah so you’re back to no basis in reality. Got it.

                  QED

                  Usually proofs require… well… something resembling proof.

                  • Photonic@lemmy.world
                    11·
                    23 天前

                    Yes. The proof would be your lack of understanding simple words in the English language.

                    QED, again.