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07-02-2017, 05:22 PM
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Most likely irrelevant. You're at GCSE level, not starting university. There is a syllabus to follow. Exams to revise for, textbooks that are read out of, mock papers; a teacher does not have much control over what you the student learn, and as said, this is not university, you're studying the same shit every other student is taught at their school, bias is not a factor here pal, really; you have no opportunity to be bias in your line of work, not to a massive extent, anyway. Apart from EPQ work and essays (to a lesser extent) your opinion, and your teacher's, is not cared about massively. At the end of the day, any politics teacher is going to have a huge involvement with a certain political party. By telling you who they voted for they are ensuring that they are honest and declaring their views to you.
if they're a good teacher, their political views will be irrelevant. A bad teacher will be both biased and poor in other aspects of teaching.
if they're a good teacher, their political views will be irrelevant. A bad teacher will be both biased and poor in other aspects of teaching.
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