Friday, 16 November 2018

Argument writing by Davarni about the teacher strike which is causing a lot of debate in the media and communities.


Do Teachers Really Need to Strike?

The last recent teachers strike was held on the 12th of November. Teachers argued about the workload, salary, and unnecessary tasks they’ve been given. Addition to that, teachers don’t get paid to do extra work. But do they really need to go on strike?         

As a student, I thought that teachers only needed to teach students about maths, reading and writing. But, I was wrong, teachers have additional jobs like: caring for the students' feelings, making sure everything is alright at home, and maintaining their behaviour.

Teachers are what structure our future for the next generation, by that I mean, they educate the youth for the sake of their lives and future. Without teachers, us children wouldn’t be getting the learning needs they demand. So, in order to keep our teachers ‘safe’, they need some consideration from the government, education minister, and prime minister.

It’s not just money teachers need, they also need resources such as, books and sports gear; Of course this is for the students, to help them learn. These resources are very useful to those who need them.

To finish off, I personally think teachers have every right to protest. Keep in mind that they’re doing this for themselves, their students, and their families.

1 comment:

  1. Kia ora Rm 7
    My name is Hazel i'm a year 7 and from pt england school.I see your writing is about the teacher stirke.I'm confuse about teacher stirke myself.As your writing say's "teachers don’t get paid to do extra work. But do they really need to go on strike?" The reason why cause they might be protesting about that.

    Keep it up your doing great Rm 7

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