Educational prospects don’t look so good when this is the rallying sign for your country’s teachers. 
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Educational prospects don’t look so good when this is the rallying sign for your country’s teachers.
Are they still protesting reforms that ban them for selling their jobs or giving them to their kids?
Of course, I feel a little sympathy. If you got your job in the expectation that the then-one-party-state government cared more about ensuring that you would show up to support them than whether or not you could actually do any teaching on the job, then you’d naturally be angry when the implicit promises all get broken.
It’s a natural problem with dictatorships. They warp all manner of institutions into weird forms in order to bolster their regimes.