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The Unseen Wounds of Teaching: What You Don’t See in the Headlines

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You’ve seen the headlines: “Teacher Injured After Student Attack.” “Educator Resigns After Classroom Incident.” But what you don’t see—what rarely makes the front page—are the invisible wounds teachers carry long after the incident is over. Behind every viral video or short news clip, there are untold stories of anxiety, depression, insomnia, PTSD, and emotional isolation. These wounds don’t show...

What I Wish the Public Knew About Teaching Today – A Letter from a High School Teacher in Chicago

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My name is Ms. Thompson. I teach 10th grade English on the South Side of Chicago. I’ve been a public school educator for 12 years. I’ve taught students who have gone on to Ivy League universities, and students who struggled to make it through each day. I’ve written thousands of lesson plans. I’ve broken up fights. I’ve bought notebooks with my own paycheck. I’ve laughed and cried in this...

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