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*notices Sabrina staring* "I'm fine."

Which one do you think is more effective? In this instance, I had a "flashback" of sorts through remembering the mentor's quote

Fellow Geographer , Remember - you are almost there! Do not give up! You can do this! If you're really lost, just look at past HSC papers and ask yourself, 'Can I answer this?' If yes, move on. If not, look to the relevant section and re-familiarise yourself. With essays, if you get stuck, just...

*murmurs slightly*

*the air goes still* *Gia hears a faint laughing, then "Remember little Gia, don't let go of what motivates you..."* *Gia shakes her head in frustration*

OK @sab13562

"I wonder how he keeps pushing himself like that... and how he endures it as well. We even struggled to maintain our willpower for a few minutes - yet he did it for hours."

"Yeah..."

This is where we left off yesterday

I think this is universal - all teachers have to do it

Ouch. By the looks of it, I think it is public school teachers, but I could be wrong. I think get in touch with the school and ask the teachers themselves. They will have a better idea of what's happening

Ok. All good. (You are forgiven) But the point still stands that some issues are a bit out of control for the teachers.

They're usually written in April

*facepalm* You do realise this isn't even really true? Also sometimes these issues are a bit out of control for the teachers since they can't just sit and monitor everything that happens since there would be backlash from parents who see the teacher as "controlling" and their children as...

Tutoring doesn't just exist to 'teach' students. It is also to help kids who might need specialised help. If teachers became tutors, then they wouldn't be able to address everyone's needs. Remember, the way I learn would be different to the way that you learn, and our needs would be different...

Yes, so true. My history teacher is also a teacher for one of the primary school grades (since my school was K-12) and so he usually got 4 hours of sleep on weekdays during the pandemic. After slogging through marking work and sending catch-up emails to students (and parents at times), he'd also...

Oh you applied for the teach.Education scholarship?

I think it's 10 years of working

I think we do need to raise teachers' pay. Just because there are a handful of crap teachers (trust me, I've had experience with these teachers in my younger years), that doesn't mean that all teachers are like that. At the same time, the only way *real* change is going to happen is if we also...

Which side is Dulu's character on?