Badly behaved pupils and parents put teachers off

Survey

by the Teachers Network Guardian shows more than half of teachers have considered leaving the profession

parents are becoming rude and lazy

UK, a survey of teachers found.

1922

Some teachers have responded to a survey by the Teacher Network Tutor. More than half - 52% - admitted he had considered leaving the profession. Of these, 30% said the performance degradation of the parents of their students were a major reason for this.

59% of teachers said students are now worse than when they started their careers.

majority - 81% - of teachers said that the failure of parents to play their own role and the disintegration of the nuclear family are to blame. Three quarters of teachers believe that student behavior is deteriorating is attributed to the influence of inadequate models.

Nearly half - 49% - of teachers surveyed said that parents have less support from teachers now than when he started his professional career. Another 44% said the level of support has remained the same.

59% of those who believe that parents are less favorable than in the past made it to the growing number of parents who work long hours, unemployment and rising anti-social, while 79% attributed the change to a decline in the skills of parenting.

Among those who had considered leaving the profession, 62% reported excessive interference threatened to expel them, while 50% cited the behavior of poor students as the main reason. Only 22% said they wanted to leave to earn more money.

A former lawyer who had recycled as a teacher said he had found a "profound lack of respect by management and the parents of the quality and quantity of work done by teachers."

"I've never worked in an environment where I was not treated as a professional," he said. "My every move is monitored and I am not trusted to the work they have trained and acquired skills to do.

• "He had a major impact on trust in me ... As a lawyer who was trusted to do my job once I had the qualifications and experience."

Another teacher said that the government has taken the profession was "reactionary, insular and stuck in our ways, incapable of the kind of thinking and concern for children pushes us to do what is necessary for our children to excel. "

The vast majority - 90% - said that the continued harassment in schools. 53% of these teachers, parents were among the thugs.

However, 71% said they still enjoy their work.
Christine Blower, general secretary of the National Union of Teachers, said the survey showed that education was "a very stressful profession" and that "the excessive workload and a host of initiatives imposed by the Government that the work is much more difficult. "

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