One of my girls is an English literature officer, she is often appalled at the standards some teachers set for themselves and think it's ok..................... and it's not the new graduates.

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@donnashuggy wrote:
My children have often complained that they don't understand their teachers, specifically those born overseas. It can really impact their learning. I do think this needs to be addressed.

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The same applies to a number of professions !

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@vicr3000 wrote:

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@donnashuggy wrote:
My children have often complained that they don't understand their teachers, specifically those born overseas. It can really impact their learning. I do think this needs to be addressed.

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The same applies to a number of professions !

 

 

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Yes it can but if you are doing your HSC and advanced maths and english and you cannot understand your teacher it makes learning very difficult, in theory these teachers know the subject but the teaching side of things can be very poor if the children do not understand what you are saying, sometimes it is even worth changing/dropping subjects to get a better chance at this important time.

My daughter is considering the same, she is also doing two science subjects so the pressure is on.

Probably cannot generalize too much however yes that rings true.