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Originally Posted by Unregistered
Does the principal know about it? Was anything done or was he given a warning?
Also do scholars (Not PSC but maybe teaching scholars) have better opportunities to progress up the career ladder etc..
Heard stories where scholars come in with a higher CEP and so are assigned with more important projects etc.. |
I would say that as long as you have the conviction to want to effect changes and are able to show it through your pedagogies and classroom interactions, you will definitely be given the opportunity.
While the rest are right in saying that most teachers reject the position (or even look towards outside tuition to match the pay differences). I should remind you that teaching is really not for the money. You won't be able to sustain for long (or perhaps look towards tuition like what others mentioned), and the change you can make would be limited to the classroom you are in. However, the more responsibilities you have, the greater power you have to effect change. So it really depends on your priorities I guess. Do you see this as a job? or as part of your life?