Teacher protests refer to organized demonstrations or actions taken by educators, often in response to issues related to their working conditions, salaries, education policies, or funding for public schools. These protests can take various forms, including strikes, rallies, marches, or sit-ins, and are typically aimed at advocating for better rights and resources for teachers and students. The underlying reasons for such protests often include demands for higher wages, improved benefits, increased school funding, enhanced job security, and a call for reforms in education systems. Teacher protests highlight the importance of education and the need for equitable treatment and support for those in the teaching profession.
Glasgow's teachers are set to strike on February 20 against proposed education budget cuts. The Educational Institute of Scotland (EIS) reports a 95% member vote in favor of the strike,…