Dehumanization Of Teachers Essay

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An employer looks for the most qualified-but also the most satisfying-employee, but such a person could be anyone. Sociopaths are often times found to show intelligence and the ability to blend. Who is stopping a person such as this from becoming a teacher? No one, is the point-if a background can not be verified for false or unappetizing results than the breeding ground needs expanding, and if such is expanded then who can complain for the results of behavior? The point of such an inconclusive reasoning is that anyone can become the figure of ridicule or dehumanization. Any one can be anything, anywhere at anytime, and nothing is stopping one another from one’s own prejudice or discriminative views. The bad is the bad, but as such they can …show more content…

Such defamation of character and profession result in bad education, lower scores, and terrible districts. Media uses angles to distribute news, for a well-read story, not always about the real issues but rather about the idea of the issues. Teachers become apart of the issue instantly when news is about schools. When dehumanization reaches so far as a child’s teacher for blame, this is when research has been light hearted. Strict school values have erupted and taken over the environment of learning and education has been disrupted. Narration Sickness has been seen from one view, as such from Paulo Freire’s view, or has not been seen from any perspective at all. An educator is made to be the scapegoat, they are not seen as victims, the students under them are seen as the victims, and they are as well. Education affects everyone, the student and teacher, as both are fundamentally evolving from one another. They learn together. Teachers may teach the students but students can also teach the teacher. Technology is forever evolving, for example, and students are often more adapt to the time and therefore more intellectual in the area, while teachers, more often than none, are not as adaptable to change-age can teach a

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