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Topic	Less than 1/2 of people support increasing teachers salaries once they learn the
HydraSlayer82 12/17/18 9:49:07 AM #14:	pikachupwnage posted... Yeah. Teacher's being underpaid is though it varies by area not really that big a thing. More efficient funding and(for actually underfunded areas not poorly managed ones) funding increases would better. And partly adress salary concerns because teachers often dip into their own money for things. I am sure some cities have problems with it but its certainly not a nationwide protest issue. Bigger issues with education than that to take on. I agree with this. Teachers needing to dip into their own pays for required school materials is a travesty. --- Sigless user <cite>HydraSlayer82 posted [p:914269266] in Less than ... [t:77310180]...</cite> <quote><cite>pikachupwnage posted...</cite> <quote>Yeah. Teacher's being underpaid is though it varies by area not really that big a thing. More efficient funding and(for actually underfunded areas not poorly managed ones) funding increases would better. And partly adress salary concerns because teachers often dip into their own money for things. I am sure some cities have problems with it but its certainly not a nationwide protest issue. Bigger issues with education than that to take on.</quote> I agree with this. Teachers needing to dip into their own pays for required school materials is a travesty. --- Sigless user</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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