Why?
Why do you feel you can comment in workload, pay, conditions, holidays when they are simply nothing to do with you?
Someone's mentioned her neighbour who's a teacher. Spent a lot of time in her back garden.
Why shouldn't she?
The thing with remote teaching in a state school is that you can plan and mark after dark when your kids are homeschooled, played-out, happy and in bed. Bar the emails from confused remotely-educated students. Why is it your business when she's managing her job commitments?
How bizarre, judgemental, nasty some of these comments are.
And, by the way, in the state sector we haven't being teaching via Zoom or Microsoft Teams becsuse, in my area, 34% of children live in poverty. There aren't enough devices in every family for one child to have one for a whole lesson, let alone four a day.
Teachers love your children. They have delivered food parcels to FSM. They are planning for Sept to get everyone confident, up to speed, planning extra. They are cleaning classrooms, portaloos, door handles, lunch tables because some of your kids have gone back to school. And some comments in here are just rude and horrible.
Teachers can't help that the government said no work for Year 11 counts past March 30th, which was half someone's workload. And pastoral support frankly doesn't take as long as marking 30 essays on Romeo and Juliet. For starters.
And they're leaving the profession in droves. Well done, Women of Britain. Just like all the bitchy girls at school: you did it. You destroyed someone.