Sentence examples for undervalued profession from inspiring English sources

Thank you Robin, for the insight and courage to see, call, let alone squarely and cogently expose the true reason K-12 teaching is such an undervalued profession!

The more important, far broader issue is that teaching remains so undervalued a profession, in our county and across the country.

When we undervalue a profession, we also tell the next generation of bright educators they shouldn't bother teaching or that if they do, they must take a vow of poverty.

If so, she undervalued her own profession.

On the frontline, Williams says, social care is undervalued as a profession.

From Frances O'Grady, the TUC general secretary Childcare in this country is far too expensive, fails to fit around people's working lives and is undervalued as a profession.

Eight in 10 teachers feel their profession is undervalued.

Mom's profession is undervalued in a thousand small ways; her unpaid work is taken for granted.

That has to say something about us as a country: we shore up the bankers with taxpayers' money and yet teachers, social workers and nurses are continually undervalued, with their chosen professions seen as underfunded, bureaucratic and unattractive.

Usable information about the benefits and pratfalls of modern technologies is scarce and the profession is seriously undervalued.

"It does happen a lot – it's systemic in the teaching profession because behaviour training has been ignored and undervalued for decades".