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RandySF

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Unless you know why the teacher resigned, enlightenment Nov 2012 #1

Impossible to judge gcomeau Nov 2012 #2

IMO, a person who teaches should be able to resign just like anyone else. HereSince1628 Nov 2012 #3

What reason prompted the resignation. Unless it's to become crack dealer, yes it's ethical. Scuba Nov 2012 #4

enlightenment

(8,830 posts)

1. Unless you know why the teacher resigned,

Reply to RandySF (Original post)

Wed Nov 21, 2012, 03:13 PM

Nov 2012

it seems precipitous to make a judgement call. There are many 'good' reasons why a teacher - novice or experienced - might feel the need to resign.

gcomeau

(5,764 posts)

2. Impossible to judge

Reply to RandySF (Original post)

Wed Nov 21, 2012, 03:15 PM

Nov 2012

...without knowing why. Illness? Boredom? Hostile workplace caused by another coworker or supervisor (and if so, how hostile).

Etc...

HereSince1628

(36,063 posts)

3. IMO, a person who teaches should be able to resign just like anyone else.

Reply to RandySF (Original post)

Wed Nov 21, 2012, 03:15 PM

Nov 2012

Way up high on the list of employee rights must be the choice to quit.

Scuba

(53,475 posts)

4. What reason prompted the resignation. Unless it's to become crack dealer, yes it's ethical.

Reply to RandySF (Original post)

Wed Nov 21, 2012, 03:22 PM

Nov 2012