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Wrong is wrong and right is right, that's the way things should be in today's world. However, that isn't what it seems these days. People choose to do the wrong thing and convince themselves it is OK when it is not OK.

Teaching is a rewarding job. You get to shape so many futures. Yes, we hear a lot that the pay is not the greatest. People who teach do it more than just to make money. They want to make a difference.

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Everyone is going to look different as they head back to school this year. They will be sporting masks students and teachers alike. The one thing that won't change is the need to learn. One of the trickiest subjects for a lot of people is math.

Tim McGraw has paid his respects to Nashville-based teacher Ben Ellis, who died on Friday (Sept. 16) after a long battle with esophageal cancer.

Tim Mohler was a teacher at Fannin Middle School.

A teacher at a school in Wichita Falls has been accused of duct taping 22 of her students mouths shut in a disturbing report.

Karen Fitzgibbons, the Bennett Elementary School teacher who made a racially-charged statement on Facebook, has been fired by Frenship ISD.

Frenship ISD has officially terminated Karen Fitzgibbon's employment at Bennett Elementary School. . A teacher at Bennett Elementary School in the Frenship Independent School District is facing disciplinary action following a race-related post she put on her personal Facebook page Wednesday (June 10).

This is probably not what they mean by "juggling a full courseload."

Irwin Horwitz is not your typical college professor. Horwitz failed every one of his students in his strategic management class at Texas A&M Galveston and then sent them all a blistering email letting them know they'd be receiving an F, while also ripping their behavior to shreds and revealing he's done teaching the course. ...

The internet will never stop arguing about when it is okay to show films with explicit content to children. But, there is one thing that we’re pretty sure everyone can agree on: showing the violent and disturbing The ABCs of Death to five classes of unsuspecting students is an act of irresponsible idiocy on just about every conceivable level. Columbus, Ohio substitute teacher Sheila Kearns was rightfully let go from her job back in 2013 when she screened the film for her substitute Spanish classes, but the courts have handed down an additional punishment: 90 days in jail.