Emily Baughan
@emilybaughan.bsky.social
historian, writing about childcare, work, and love (sometimes here https://emilybaughan.substack.com/)
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—@emilybaughan.bsky.social on the broken care economy, reviewing books by Emily Callaci, Gabriel Winant, and Premilla Nadasen
—@eric-reinhart.com on the elite rhetoric of “political violence“
—Honora Spicer on the history of Fort Bliss, the site of a massive new immigration detention center
—@eric-reinhart.com on the elite rhetoric of “political violence“
—Honora Spicer on the history of Fort Bliss, the site of a massive new immigration detention center
October 28, 2025 at 6:49 PM
—@emilybaughan.bsky.social on the broken care economy, reviewing books by Emily Callaci, Gabriel Winant, and Premilla Nadasen
—@eric-reinhart.com on the elite rhetoric of “political violence“
—Honora Spicer on the history of Fort Bliss, the site of a massive new immigration detention center
—@eric-reinhart.com on the elite rhetoric of “political violence“
—Honora Spicer on the history of Fort Bliss, the site of a massive new immigration detention center
(79% of supply teachers are women)
April 4, 2025 at 9:16 AM
(79% of supply teachers are women)
and people become supply teachers (who are v poorly paid in spite of profit they generate) for flexibility, because of unplanned absences for caring, chronic ill health, etc
April 4, 2025 at 9:14 AM
and people become supply teachers (who are v poorly paid in spite of profit they generate) for flexibility, because of unplanned absences for caring, chronic ill health, etc
so schools and early years settings need more supply teachers bc absence rates rise as the job gets worse, then schools and settings lose £££ by using private providers, further driving down conditions
April 4, 2025 at 9:13 AM
so schools and early years settings need more supply teachers bc absence rates rise as the job gets worse, then schools and settings lose £££ by using private providers, further driving down conditions
this kind of thing!! this is insane schoolsweek.co.uk/schools-pay-...
Schools pay almost 100% mark-up for supply teachers
Average secondary supply teacher pay is £150 a day, but schools shell out £291
schoolsweek.co.uk
April 4, 2025 at 9:11 AM
this kind of thing!! this is insane schoolsweek.co.uk/schools-pay-...
wow!!!! can't wait to read!!!
March 28, 2025 at 10:45 AM
wow!!!! can't wait to read!!!
me too! thank you!!
March 27, 2025 at 10:06 AM
me too! thank you!!
we're a non-profit, shoestring-budget, parent-led setting. if *we* can't survive the childcare funding crisis, then few will. 1/3 of settings have closed since 2020 and truly by 2030 unless something changes there'll be almost none left
February 13, 2025 at 2:59 PM
we're a non-profit, shoestring-budget, parent-led setting. if *we* can't survive the childcare funding crisis, then few will. 1/3 of settings have closed since 2020 and truly by 2030 unless something changes there'll be almost none left