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Topic	Less than 1/2 of people support increasing teachers salaries once they learn the
codey 12/17/18 11:42:34 AM #50:	pikachupwnage posted... HydraSlayer82 posted... codey posted... Outside of them deserving or not deserving more, I think they should get paid more to make it a more attractive position for brighter people, considering theyre the ones spending all day with our children and educating them. Why would someone that's bright enough to be a doctor or engineer consider becoming a teacher when it pays so much less? This is a fair point. True. But one does need less education to teach than to be a surgeon or lawyer and paying teachers as much as those wills absolutely not be sustainable. Of course it just needs to be enough that combined with the cost of medical/legal school they might reconsider and be a teacher instead... Don't get me wrong, I'm not suggesting teachers get paid as much as a doctor (though some lawyers would be feasible since their wages tend to vary quite a bit). I just think they should get more than they do. --- *runs out of topic naked* <cite>codey posted [p:914274032] in Less than ... [t:77310180]...</cite> <quote><cite>pikachupwnage posted...</cite> <quote><cite>HydraSlayer82 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>codey posted...</cite> <quote>Outside of them deserving or not deserving more, I think they should get paid more to make it a more attractive position for brighter people, considering theyre the ones spending all day with our children and educating them. Why would someone that's bright enough to be a doctor or engineer consider becoming a teacher when it pays so much less?</quote> This is a fair point.</quote> True. But one does need less education to teach than to be a surgeon or lawyer and paying teachers as much as those wills absolutely not be sustainable. Of course it just needs to be enough that combined with the cost of medical/legal school they might reconsider and be a teacher instead...</quote> Don't get me wrong, I'm not suggesting teachers get paid as much as a doctor (though some lawyers would be feasible since their wages tend to vary quite a bit). I just think they should get more than they do. --- runs out of topic naked </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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