Publish at February 20 2024 Updated February 21 2024
As a teacher, if you're in a school with a questionable mentality, consider changing before you're disgusted with the profession. But whatever happens, do what you think is best for your learners, and challenge yourself at the same time, because everyone makes mistakes.
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