«Se 33 su 34 hanno fallito, il problema non è a casa»: Un’insegnante di prima elementare spiega in lacrime quanto sia «estenuante» insegnare e scatena il dibattito: è colpa della famiglia o dell’insegnante?
34 alunni di sei e sette anni, un’insegnante e un solo voto sufficiente.
Carol Fernandez insegna in prima elementare e ha registrato un video su TikTok in cui crolla davanti alla telecamera.
Dice che, dei suoi 34 bambini, solo una bambina ha superato la verifica sulle parole ad alta frequenza. «Sono esausta», dice.
Va avanti senza sosta da due mesi e dice che il suo corpo le sta dicendo di rallentare, ma deve mettere da parte come si sente e concentrarsi sui bambini. Qualcosa la spaventa: scrive la parola alla lavagna e diversi studenti la copiano in modo errato. Si chiede se sia colpa sua.
A suo parere, una parte del problema è a casa, anche se questa è solo la sua opinione. Molti insegnanti hanno risposto dicendo che stanno vivendo la stessa cosa.
Altri utenti credono che, con così tanti studenti in classe, nessuno potrebbe ottenere risultati migliori. E alcuni sostengono che, se quasi nessuno ha superato la prova, la responsabilità non può ricadere sulle famiglie.
I went back and forth about sharing this video, but today was honestly one of the hardest days of the school year so far. I love being a teacher. I truly believe this is my calling, and I wouldn’t share the parts of my classroom that I do if I didn’t care so deeply about my students and education. But I also think we need to be honest about how hard this job can be. It’s exhausting. It’s heartbreaking to see how many students are struggling with reading and how much support they need. Sometimes you leave school thinking about all the things you wish you could do differently, all the students you wish you could reach a little more, and everything you’re carrying into the next day. I share so much of my classroom because I want other teachers to feel less alone, and I want people to understand what teaching really looks like. Not just the cute classroom setups, the activities, and the good days, but the days that remind you just how much this job asks of you. I love my students. I love what I do. And I can be grateful for this calling while also admitting that some days are really, really hard. If you’re a teacher having one of those days, I hope you know you’re not alone. ❤️ #TeacherTok#TeachersOfTikTok#ElementaryTeacher#Teaching#Literacy
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