But even now, even in this more advanced world, it isn’t.
I remember that whilst I was at sixth-form some politician wrote a book on the effect that the new technological world would have upon ordinary human beings and their work/play patterns. His thesis was that the new-intelligence would free us up, give us more time off. According to his supposition, by now most of us ought not to be working more than two days a week.
It made perfect sense. That was almost forty years ago. What went wrong.
Just who has been running the show?
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This is the story of what happened to me when anxiety took a grip. I lost my senses, I lost my job, and I lost me. I then turned to writing to find those things that had gone missing.
How can you teach when you believe that education is a business that is failing in its primary remit of helping to create a better society? Indeed, how can you teach when you believe that you have nothing of value to pass on?
The book/blog is the story of my recovery from the absolute darkness of the early days. It is an Odyssey through my life over the last twelve months and a retracing of my steps to discover how I found myself there. More than all of that, it is a re-evaluation and a rejoicing of all that which I call life.
Happy reading and I hope it helps.
There is madness, Everyday Madness, and not all of it comes from within.
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See….I love Mondays because school starts again on Mondays. It’s Saturday & Sunday that are stress filled.😂😂😂
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And the rest of the week for the teachers…?
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Teachers should get more pay and more esteem! They have a very important job!
I still stand by my statement 😜
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