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The figure of the teacher has always been very important for the society because it helps to grow young people.

Teaching is not only one of the oldest jobs, but it is also one of the most important jobs in the world.

A society couldn't exist without teachers, because education is very important for life and the future.

This job has its roots in ancient populations, like Ancient Greece or Rome.

The task of improving men and women of tomorrow is entrusted to teachers, who, in my opinion, not only have to teach some notions of a subject but also how to live: studying means learning to live too.

The teacher's job is very delicate because the teachers have a lot of responsibilities.

We talk about teaching job for a long time, because in the past every people had someone who taught something and who was considered a guide for young people.

Teaching has transformed from a simple educational function into a complex profession.

Teaching develops the minds of children and young adults and prepares them to become worthwhile citizens of society.

According to historical news, the first private teacher was the Chinese philosopher Confucius, who lived around 550 BC.

We remember many important teachers, like Hypatia (A pagan philosopher, astronomer, mathematician, and teacher who lived during the Eastern Roman Empire and who is known as "martyr" of freedom of thought) or Sappho.

Many ancient Greeks hired private teachers to educate their children.

In the Middle Ages, learning institutions such as Cambridge University were founded and teacher training became required.

Now I talk about the history of teaching, and I'll start with education in Ancient Greece. In Ancient Greece, education was very important, because it was used to prepare young people for political life.

Greek education was vastly "democratized" and it was influenced by the thought of the sophists, Plato and Isocrates.

Later, in the Hellenistic period of Ancient Greece, education in a gymnasium school was considered essential for participation in Greek culture.

Physical education was very important and it took care of making boys ready for war.

Women, especially in Sparta, enjoyed a good education, especially in the field of physical education.

The Spartan educational system exclusively finalized to the training of skillful and brave warriors: in fact, at the age of 18 boys had to pass some trials of courage and after they could deal with political life.

Education in ancient Rome progressed from an informal, familial system of education in the early Republic to a tuition-based system during the late Republic and the Empire.

The Roman education system was based on the Greek system - and many of the private tutors in the Roman system were Greek slaves or freedmen.

Roman education was based on the Greek model, called "liberal arts", which included seven subjects: grammar, geometry, arithmetic, astronomy, music, rhetoric, and philosophy.

In 1800s school education was very different from that of the past. For example, during the Unification of Italy the system of primary school was divided in four years, two lower and two upper.

An Italian writer, Edmondo de Amicis, tells the school of the unification of Italy in his book "Cuore", which is very famous all over the world. In most states, teachers by this time needed to take a test for certification that licensed them to teach.

Because the nature of the activities that constitute teaching depends more on the age of the persons being taught than on any other one thing, it is useful to recognize three subgroups of teachers: primary-school, or elementary-school, teachers; secondary-school teachers; and university teachers.

Elementary-school teachers are by far the most numerous worldwide, making up nearly half of all teachers in some developed countries and three-fourths or more in developing countries.

Teachers at the university level are the smallest group.

Today education and teacher's job is different and, despite some problems in finding the workplace, schools are more organized than before.

The teacher's job is different from the past because now there is also the use of the internet and therefore they are also more facilitated.

Today teachers have a day dedicated to them, which is 5th October.

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The figure of the teacher has always been very important for the society because it helps to grow young people. Teaching is not only one of the oldest jobs, but it is also one of the most important jobs in the world. A society couldn't exist without teachers, because education is very important for life and the future.

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It's an unpalatable truth but for all our technological advances, for all our rights enshrined by international law, the majority world remains crushed underfoot by the wheels of global capital. This exploitation is racialised as it is gendered. Children in Asia make our clothes; Black and Brown women working in fields, factories and private homes endure untold violence and abuse; Indigenous people are evicted from their ancestral land by big business backed by governments, or killed and harassed for their resistance; and economic migrants from the 'wrong countries' are trafficked and criminalised, forced to choose between insurmountable poverty at home, or a life of debt bondage, wage theft and other forms of exploitation and discrimination abroad. According to the International Labour Organization, 40.3 million people are victims of modern slavery globally, while 24.9 million people are affected by forced labour. These horrifying numbers demonstrate the scale of the problem but what they don't highlight is the scale of the effort being made to stop the extreme exploitation of workers,. In the Middle East, for example, where tens of thousands of migrant women from Asia and Africa work in the care industry, primarily as domestic workers, the kafala "sponsorship system" continues to drive economic growth while leaving workers vulnerable to abuse. The persistent efforts of trade unions and civil society have resulted in significant reforms for migrant workers in Qatar for example, but in Lebanon, where Florence Massena tells the story of the Ethiopian domestic worker who jumped from a second-floor apartment to escape the abuse of her violent, fashion designer boss, local activists are limited in their ability to protect domestic workers, due to their exclusion from the country's labour laws. Globally, an estimated 152 million children between the ages of 5 and 17 are victims of child labour, and almost half work in hazardous conditions. Approximately 62.1 million child labourers can be found in the Asia-Pacific region, and as Laura Villadiego reports from Indonesia, the country is seriously behind on its pledge to eradicate child labour by 2022. In Indonesia's case, while the laws to protect children from labour exploitation exist, enforcement is a major issue. Not only does agribusiness bring polluted rivers, deforestation and the dangerous impacts of agrichemicals, but workers also face "working conditions reminiscent of the days of slavery." As one farmer told: "[Cultivators] work long hours for little money, with no fixed working hours, and they have to buy their equipment themselves. But there is nothing else. If there were another source of income, they wouldn't do this, but we have to eat." In Europe, migrant workers are amongst the most exploited and criminalised, and nowhere is this more apparent than in sex work, where scores of women and children are victims of trafficking. Even those who 'choose' to sell sex usually do so because there are no other options open to them. But that's not how the law treats them. As one sex worker told journalist Linda A. Thompson: "All these laws that they create that are supposed to protect women. All they do is increase violence against us. They leave us without tools to defend ourselves." Mauritania has been described by CNN as "slavery's last stronghold". It is one of the few remaining countries where, according to Anti-Slavery International, "people [of Afro-Mauritanian or Haratine origin] are still born into slavery and literally owned by other people, facing a lifetime of abuse and forced labour." A website called Equal Times published a in-depth documentary on the appalling conditions of slavery that force an estimated 20 per cent of the population to work on farms and in homes without pay and without any possibility of freedom. The aforementioned stories are just some of the examples of the extreme exploitation facing workers around the world today. But the solution doesn't just lie with governments or corporations, or even with civil society and trade unions. As individual workers and as conscious consumers, we have to play our part to ensure its eradication.

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It's been said that "It's not easy being green," but with a great flexible eco-friendly job that doesn't have to be the case. Not only can you benefit from the environmental savings from telecommuting, you can also work directly with companies and careers that are focused on sustainability, environmental concerns, conservation, and education. What is a eco friendly job? And what do you think of when you hear the term "eco friendly job?" If you think that environmentally friendly jobs are all about tree hugging, think again. Chances are, you have already found a eco friendly job-you just don't know it yet, there are a lots of eco friendly jobs, for example:

Type: Temporary, Full-Time, Long-Term

"Seeking a full-time administrative assistant for a 2-year term. Perform administrative tasks, input data, arrange training events, and prepare reports. 1+ year of administrative experience is required. Farming or horticulture background is a plus."

Type: Part-Time Schedule

"Technician will collect and record required biological data from marine fish and sea turtles. Strong knowledge of boating and exp. with vessel operation is ideal. Associates in fisheries management req'd. Long-term, temporary role. Part-time."

Type: Telecommuting

"Provides guidance and support related to aquatic habitats in the assigned area. Collects data and analyzes reports for projects. A related degree and professional experience is needed. The job is full-time with some travel and telework options."

Type: Part-Time Schedule

"This is a part-time, temporary position. Needs a bachelor's degree in biology and experience with avian counts. Tasks include monitoring avian presence in the field, data managements, enter migration data and write reports and assist with logistics."

Type: Temporary, Full-Time, Seasonal

"Seeking an environmental scientist for a seasonal, full-time opportunity. Must have a bachelor's degree & two years of exp in wildlife or avian biology. Key responsibilities include monitoring bald eagles and the construction effects it has on them."

Type: Part-Time Schedule

"This is a part-time position, will need to work some evening hours. Needs to be detailed oriented and have experience working with volunteers. Coordinate the pick up window , lead and train volunteers and conduct site visits to other rescues."

Type: Part-Time Schedule

"Essential job functions will include hiking in all weather conditions, monitoring streams, and collecting data for flow measurements. Environmental scientist is needed for a part-time, temporary opportunity. Must have a bachelor's degree in geology."

Type: Temporary

"Field scientist with three years' relevant experience and a bachelor's degree is needed for a temporary opportunity. Must have a solid understanding of environmental audits, SPCC, SWPPP, and HMBPs. Candidate will plan and coordinate complex projects."

Type: Part-Time Schedule

"Maintains landscape and installs various services for district. Oversees renovation project plans and creates reports. Performs inspections and provides feedback. Some experience and driver's license required. Part-time position."

Type: Part-Time Schedule

"Responsible for working in a team to teach, prepare, and design gardening lessons and developing and leading enrichment activities in this temporary, part-time, seasonal position. 1 year' experience teaching children 2-3 years old required."

Type: Part-Time Schedule

"Short-term, temporary position. Will provide seed processing, perform germination tests and seed inventory maintenance. Occasional weekend work is required along with the ability to commute offsite when needed. High diploma; part time position."

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Type: Temporary, Full-Time, Long-Term "Seeking a full-time administrative assistant for a 2-year term. Perform administrative tasks, input data, arrange training events, and prepare reports. 1+ year of administrative experience is required. Farming or horticulture background is a plus." Type: Part-Time Schedule "Technician will collect and record required biological data from marine fish and sea turtles.