Yeah, I wasn't saying teachers should be treated specially, simply that I'm a decent teacher and it's been successful for me to work at home with my kid. Admittedly, I have a simpler situation than some; but many teachers in my school have more challenging situations and are doing fine. I can't speak for all jobs; but I've had a variety and it would have been fine in any of them. The more I learn about companies that successfully have at home employees, the more obvious it is that companies that try to control home work environment are either covering up other disfunction or creating it (or both). I'm proud of my school for being on the right side of that dynamic so quickly. Sam Harris had a recent podcast on this topic. It's really good. Check it out.