Catalan Teachers Report Increased Classroom Aggression
A majority of teachers in Catalonia, over 82%, perceive the classroom work environment as conflictive and complicated. Furthermore, 85% of teachers reported an increase in verbal and sometimes physical aggressions. This data emerged in the context of a plan being implemented in cities like Hospitalet, where a primary school faculty staged a walkout. Seven out of ten teachers in Catalonia have experienced some form of aggression, according to reports in Mobile. These incidents include verbal abuse and physical assaults occurring every two to three weeks. The aggressors are identified as being students or their parents.
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“Y un 85 por ciento de los profesores en Cataluña también refería un incremento de las agresiones verbales, a veces también físicas. Hace unos meses en Hospitalet, que es una de las ciudades donde se va a implantar este plan, hubo una plantada del claustro de un centro de primaria”
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“siete de cada diez docentes en Cataluña han sentido alguna vez algún tipo de agresión. Cuando digo agresión, incluyo las verbales. Entonces, cada X, dos, tres semanas, nosotros tenemos un aviso de una agresión física.”
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