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Withdrawal mechanism of primary and secondary school teachers: the force to promote teachers' professional reform
In the teaching profession, the implementation of the withdrawal mechanism will bring many influences. This paper will discuss the influence of the withdrawal mechanism on teachers' profession and how to balance the interests of all parties to ensure the protection of teachers' professional dignity and rights and interests.

survival of the fittest

The exit mechanism helps to realize the survival of the fittest and ensure that excellent teachers can be retained, while those teachers who are not performing well or are not suitable for education will have the opportunity to seek other career paths.

Career development space

The exit mechanism will open up more career development space for teachers. Teachers can explore more career choices, such as cross-border development or self-employment. This change can not only stimulate teachers' professional enthusiasm, but also enhance teachers' innovative ability and inject new vitality into teachers' professional development.

Increased liquidity

The withdrawal mechanism may also bring about an increase in the mobility of teachers. This mobility helps to improve teachers' professional satisfaction and enthusiasm, and gives them more opportunities to realize their personal career planning.

Teacher gap problem

The implementation of the withdrawal mechanism may also lead to the problem of teacher shortage. A large number of teachers resign in a short period of time, which may lead to the shortage of teachers in the school and bring some pressure to education and teaching.

Balance the interests of all parties

When implementing the withdrawal mechanism, we should fully consider how to balance the interests of all parties and ensure that the rights and interests of teachers are guaranteed. Only on the premise of protecting teachers' rights and paying attention to the quality of education can we really give full play to the advantages of this mechanism, promote teachers' all-round progress and promote the sustainable development of the education industry.