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laclustre administrations trying to bring in meaningless changes just so they can secure their next tenure;

huge timewasting reporting duties;

failure to ensure a basic eductaion;

endless criticism of teachers by outsiders who don't understand that the teachers are voiceless victims of Departmental mismanagment and political interference,

abandonment of the needs of boys

and so the list goes on.

Timl of Glenelg, Readers' Comment 20 of 60, Why our teachers want to leave, Martina Simos, The Advertiser, 5 April 2011: http://www.adelaidenow.com.au/why-our-teachers-want-to-leave/story-e6frea6u-1226033608622 Historical link preserved from the original page.

I am a retired teacher - I enjoyed teaching but I certainly don't miss the workload and the violent behaviour of some students.

I am a retired teacher now living overseas.

I found the last years of my career very stressful. The demands on teachers were incredible!

I taught in both government and private schools.

As an English teacher, I worked most weekends marking and writing programmes.

Although I enjoyed teaching, I certainly do not miss the workload and the violent behaviour of some students.