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These news artifacts highlight the bias in our news culture; the numerous voices, whether it's any source from Fox News to NPR which cover education from singular perspectives. Whether it's teachers leaving the profession, Covid-19 safety measures, teacher strikes, or diverse human topics, this is the information students, parents, and community stake holders usually digest because of the easy access. As you can tell these voices create a bleak pictures of education, and teachers in general. What I suggest needs to be done is to have an avenue where the public can see more clearly from the professional teachers perspective rather than these pervasive third parties. Actual teaching perspectives need to be more accessible in the news, with our voices at the forefront.

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NPR is usually an impartial news source, although this article doesn’t give any context into why the 2012 strike is happening and why teachers are striking (the best interest of students). The headline “Affecting 350,000 Students” places students at the center of the conversation but reads as if the teachers at fault.

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This highlights the negative rhetoric around teachers being compensated fairly, and the article paints it as a terrible attribute that Illinois pays teachers adequately. As we have covered in class better compensation will lead to better teachers, and better teaching environments, where students will have more success. Why is this overgenerous?

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Fox News, Falsely Speaking for Teachers 

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The vague stance the article takes in not supporting students in their expression of self and generalizing teachers as professionals is utterly disgusting. We are not "forced" to call students by "their" preferred pronoun, as most professionals have no issue with it. Another example of Fox News taking our voice.

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"Six Months into School Year...." Thanks.

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"Six Months into School Year...." Thanks.

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The confines of busses put drivers at risk. There is a direct correlation between declining cases and the updates in vaccines that helped bridge the shortage. The article portrays the city of Chicago at fault for it being "6 months" into the school year but they have been working tirelessly for 2 years trying to adapt.

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Although outside our educational sphere, ABC News has blurred lines for safety measures for students and teachers across the country. There’s no direction of what the policies will be as officials lift mandates for New Jersey schools. Clear cooperative safety objectives by educators will reduce chaos between all educational stakeholders nationwide.

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"Parents Sue for Illegal Strike"-CNN

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"Teachers have no interest in going back to school"-Fox

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"Teachers Walk Out on 277,000 Students"-Happening Today News

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"The CTU Clashes for Remote Learning, Not for Safety"-NYT