Teaching is one of the most popular and noble professions worldwide. This is a fact that will always win the most votes in any debate but the profession itself has some negative stigma surrounding it. Albert Einstein once said, “Only a life lived for others is a life worthwhile”. This sentiment fully defines the job

Debates are nothing new in the teaching profession. From whether teachers should be mandated to wear uniforms like some other professions and whether teachers can have colored hair to why males in modern-day shun the profession especially at the early childhood levels. One of such hotly debated topics is whether teachers can have nose piercings

Years back going to work with visible tattoos, facial piercings, or even colored hair was considered unaccepted in almost any industry, except for a few like the fashion industry. People who expressed themselves differently in this manner were considered unprofessional leading to working professionals looking a certain way. We all need our jobs to put

There’re many controversial topics in the teaching profession, ranging from facial piercings, tattoos, and other body art, to teachers having colored hair. One such topic is whether teachers can use or go into student bathrooms. In a society that has become quite sensitive, it’s easy for an innocent act to be translated differently. This article

There’re only a few things that cut deeper than a poorly-timed insult. I’m not saying that an insult can be excellently timed but it can cut even deeper when the recipient is already feeling down for various reasons. As teachers, our job is to raise the next generation to become assets to their communities. This

It’s easy to think as teachers, that our personal lives have nothing to do with others and our decisions shouldn’t impact our ability to administer our duties. However, that isn’t the case as every profession has rules and regulations governing members and their actions. Teaching is a profession and a respected one in most communities.

There’re multiple debates in the education field from teachers drinking in public to whether teachers can have colored hair. Another topic rarely debated but not concretely resolved is whether teachers can gossip about students. Teachers are responsible for educating their students and can have constructive conversations with other teachers about a student. However, indulging in

While most teachers are trained professionals who respect the profession, fellow teachers, parents, and students, some teachers intentionally or unintentionally disrespect their students sometimes. Teachers serve as role models to students and these students look up to them for advice especially since parents trust teachers enough to commit their children’s education to them. The last