@LouHugh62530699@Teacherglitter They won't be in a crowded very hot classroom of 34 children possibly dehydrated and overtired with the sun like a lens on the window.
@KerryBurgess@Bottoms_bray I hope you are right but I fear not enough. Unfortunately there are plenty of poorly educated and politically uniformed people in all age brackets that's why Reform have made such gains. Especially in my locality sadly and many of the voters for them were the under 30s.
@ICT_MrP It's a shame isn't it. At least one of my grown up kids would make a wonderful teacher yet I wouldn't wish the stress and inflexibility of it on them. I wouldn't discourage them if it was what they wanted. It is still a wonderful enriching profession if you have the resilience.
@DarrellWakelam Your drawing has a wonderful textural sculpture quality to it. In the way that you could see the inner sculptor of Henry Moore via his sketchbooks.
I've been busy creating new drawings recently. I'm really enjoying the challenge of trying to capture the atmosphere of each space. Hope you like them!
@MaplePonds@MarkDavies115@BBCNewsnight@vicderbyshire No it is NOT fine if you are studying Art History. Art History requires significant teeearch, reading, visiting museums, galleries, etc on top of lectures. Please do not imply that Arts degrees are 'easy'.