US media: The United States is pushing teachers to the edge of collapse

Overseas Network, June 13th. On the 12th, the US "AXIOS" website stated on the 12th that campus shooting incidents frequently, the new crown epidemic, political intervention teaching, and the stagnation of salary treatment, which made American teachers overwhelmed. Crane the edge.

According to the article, for a long time, teachers have always belonged to the US low -income occupation. In the past two years, the public has higher requirements for educators, and the salary of teachers has still stagnated. At the same time, they have been inherited by many risks such as campus shooting, new crown epidemic, and political intervention. Teachers have become one of the most energy -consuming occupations in the United States.

When the new crown epidemic was outbreak, American teachers were required to do online teaching regardless of day and night, and many people were caught off guard. When the school was reopened, teachers had to walk into the classroom with the risk of infection with the virus. However, compared with the epidemic, the sense of crisis brought by the shooting to American teachers is more serious. The terrible shooting made teachers worry about their lives, and also allowed students to seek security guarantee in despair. New York high school history teacher Sari Beth Rosenberg said with emotion, "I feel like we are like a living target in the classroom now."

The article also said that the field of education in the United States has also become a political minefield, because legislators are already intervening in teachers 'teaching content and students' learning content. All these factors put pressure on teachers and forced many people to leave this profession. A recent survey of the National Education Association found that 55%of educators are considering leaving early.

"I used to travel through this country and embrace a lot of crying teachers. They are overwhelmed, you can feel their despair and weakness." Say.

A large number of teachers' departure caused a heavy blow to American schools with insufficient resources. Many American experts warned that a faculty in crisis was imminent. (Overseas Network Yao Kaihong)

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