re: Any of you ever dated a teacher before?

“laid” was autocorrect, but I guess it’s appropriate for teachers as well lol

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how she doesn’t get laid enough.

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When you get tired of banging her, tell her that FL just passed yesterday, that all teachers will start at a minimum of $47k, and there is no state tax shanghaied out of her check.

Wife is a teacher. No.

Kinky..

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ever dated a teacher before?

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Back in middle school I did

No, but I've had an ex lover end up as my kids' teacher. I didn't mind but my wife did.

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I’m talking to one currently. She’s a stereotypical teacher in that she constantly complains and whines about everything.

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So you go on a public forum to bitch about a person you are talking to, and are apparently considering dating?

You sound like a real catch.

They're a little dramatic, but your best best for a wife IMO. That's because they want to work, but are usually not overly selfish and narcissistic like some other professional women.

Well, you're already bitching about her to strangers on the internet in hopes of validation, so it sounds like things are going really well between you two.

TLDR: it’s not an either or situation. There’s a lot of gray and a lot of nuance.

For a long time teachers were the ultimate authority in the class room. I mean they had the support of both the school administration and the parents to educate and discipline students.

Over the past few decades there has been a shift to where now the administrations and parents now support the students as opposed to the teachers. It’s most evident in guidance departments now blatantly and openly asking teachers on the students behalf to change grades, allow late work, or offer bonus credit. You have administrations now not allowing students to fail, not allowing students to be expelled, and giving into the whims of parents that threaten to get on social
Media and air any and all dirty laundry.

The opening salvo of remote teaching during covid didn’t help either as most teachers were not prepped to teach or conduct class virtually as they had never done that before or been trained in doing so and then had to adjust curriculums overnight. That poor showing further emboldened some parents to proclaim teachers don’t do shite and don’t know shite and that homeschooling would be just as effective or better.

Rather than administrations supporting teachers and telling the parents to go ahead and try homeschooling, they groveled and submitted and essentially said you’re right, we will do something more to ensure your child is better educated and disciplined and it’s the teachers fault.

I’m not saying there aren’t bad teachers. I’m not saying there aren’t shitty schools. I’m not saying some teachers aren’t on an ideological bend to indoctrinate kids. I’m simply saying, the support dynamic between teachers, students, parents, and administrators has changed and not in a good way.