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We often consider children like innocent beings who are full of kindness, wonder and love. And often,they are. But they can also be very cruel. We tend to crack their bad behavior until they just do not know better. But recently, a maryland teacher namedAnnie Demczak wrote an emotional Facebook position that criticized this attitude towards children and revealed theImpact he has on educators.

She started the post saying that we say to women and men from leavingabuse When someone "strikes you, you cry, tells you that they will kill you, tells you that they will bring a gun and shoot you, steal you, destroys your business, threatens your friends, curses to you, makes fun of you [and]mocks your physical appearance"But when a student does one of these things to a teacher, Demczak noted:" We do not recognize it as a red flag, we give them no cofrequencies, we allow him to continue without regard to well-being, security, orMental Health. "

Instead, we continue to ask teachers to introduce yourself with a smile on their face, ignore problems, reward dangerous and toxic behavior and do as you are told. "Have to work under these types of conditions every day takes its toll, Demczak emphasized. "Teaching is the most toxic profession I know," she wrote.

Demczak continued to say that she loves all her students, including those who could havemental health problems, emotional problems or difficult family history. But love should not mean "intenseAnxiety and depression"Because of your work." Sometimes like someone looks like borders, "she wrote." Consequences. Difficult conversations. Looking for additional support. Report dangerous behavior. Standing up your floor. Find alternative investments. "

Demczak put an end to the post office by urging teachers to cease to tolerate this type of abuse and begging parents to ask their children what happened at school every day and to talk about the well-being of Educators everywhere.

Demczak shared the letter open on October 15 and it has been shared nearly 120,000 times since then.

"It's so truthful," wrote a Facebook user in the comments. "It's sad that the system never takes our concerns as a serious teacher."

Unfortunately, the message is only the last indicator thatTo be teaching in the day and the age of today Is not that what it used to be. For more on this, readThe reasons for this teacher to leave his job after 12 years.

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