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By Kevin Donnelly, published 11/10/2013The real problem - and one of the main reasons so many teachers leave after three to four years in the profession - is noisy and disruptive classrooms.
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Nowhere in Kevin Donnelly's article does he point out who the real troublemakers are, or what schools are experiencing the most trouble. He does not say that relief teachers, (especially female relief teachers) are refusing to teach in schools in the "troubled" South west of Sydney, where immigrant Middle Eastern boys have been taught by their foreign culture that females are inferior, and that females have no place telling "men" what to do. In "Boys in Schools" author Richard Fletcher told how one teacher at the notorious Canterbury Boy's High went on playground duty wearing a full face helmet because of violent attacks upon teachers by students. Some teachers have been threatened with rape, others have had rocks thrown onto their homes at night, and others have had their cars vandalised.
It is amusing in a way. The left wing teachers union supports multiculturalism when its own members are frightened of the very ethnic students they champion, and which are idiotic immigration policies are allowing to immigrate to Australia. When the problem becomes so bad that the teachers are getting frightened, people like Kevin come out writing absolute balderdash where the dreaded 'E" word is never mentioned.
John Cleese once said "don't mention the war", today's buffoons say "don't mention the ethnicity."
In the cause of Egalitarianism and Multiculturalism, Kevin tries the three monkey approach, and defines the problem as one affecting all schools and all ethnicities. It is just amazing how educated and supposedly intelligent people like Kevin can ignore self evident reality when it contravenes their Egalitarian ideology. Faith is an amazing thing.