Lilja |
05-27-2018 05:55 AM |
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Originally Posted by OccultHawk
(Post 1955338)
Men shouldn’t teach elementary or lower and especially not preschool. That’s abnormal af. Elementary kids spend too much time with one teacher anyway but it’s motherly work so women should do it.
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Here, parents get 480 days of shared, paid maternity leave after a child's birth and VAB (when a child is sick, the parent stays home and gets 80 % of their salary payed by the state for as many days as needed). So men and women are expected to share raising a kid . In the US, you guys have a joke of a maternity system..what is it, like two weeks and then kids are in preschool from six weeks ( edit :wait I was wrong, the US has no guaranteed, paid maternity leave)? It isn't a wonder there is a heavy expectation for women to raise the kids in the US and that carries on to gender expectations as you grow older.
Here, preschool is a recognized schoolform with its own state curriculum as is elementary ( unlike US curriculums which vary over the country). Teaching children about gender equality is stated in both and is taken quite seriously here. Unfortunately, there is a bias against males working with younger kids and the present influx of refugees/ immigrants from male dominated countries does not help things .
Ps And no, my friend was a good teacher. But he changed career paths .
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