Well quite.
The woman had issues that she posted (what exactly?) about on social media around the content of school sex ed.
Now I've seen some bizarre stuff on here recently around sex ed but it's a bit of a leap to assume that she was worried about having to teach her students that paedophilic relationships were 'valid'.
And waaay more likely that when she references 'normal' relationships, as a Christian, she's talking about gay people.
I mean both are guesses and we don't know exactly what she said. But on the balance of probability, I'd go with homophobia.
This thread is veeeery interesting....
On being sacked for what you say on social media. That's a tough one. My line is different to someone else's. The UK line is different to China etc etc.
It's a thorny one. In the old days a teacher could espouse dodgy opinions to like minded friends, never mention them at work, and be an excellent teacher or whatever.
Now. It's all there for anyone to see. It's a new thing we as a society and globally need to get to grips with.
On the one hand you have NSPCC rubber man being defended by employer. On the other hand you have this woman being sacked.
Who is pure of thought? And who decides what is pure?
OTOH if an excellent teacher is bang into Nazi stuff on their social media, I mean I wouldn't be comfy, who would?