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November 11, 2009 at 3:59 PM #481608November 11, 2009 at 4:13 PM #480802
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ParticipantThe point is NOT if teachers / firemen / police etc deserve their pay and pensions etc. The real question is can we afford them? I don’t have a Rolls Royce, not because one is not worth the money, but because I cannot afford one and probably would not buy one if I could.
Something has to give …
November 11, 2009 at 4:13 PM #480968ParticipantThe point is NOT if teachers / firemen / police etc deserve their pay and pensions etc. The real question is can we afford them? I don’t have a Rolls Royce, not because one is not worth the money, but because I cannot afford one and probably would not buy one if I could.
Something has to give …
November 11, 2009 at 4:13 PM #481334ParticipantThe point is NOT if teachers / firemen / police etc deserve their pay and pensions etc. The real question is can we afford them? I don’t have a Rolls Royce, not because one is not worth the money, but because I cannot afford one and probably would not buy one if I could.
Something has to give …
November 11, 2009 at 4:13 PM #481414ParticipantThe point is NOT if teachers / firemen / police etc deserve their pay and pensions etc. The real question is can we afford them? I don’t have a Rolls Royce, not because one is not worth the money, but because I cannot afford one and probably would not buy one if I could.
Something has to give …
November 11, 2009 at 4:13 PM #481636ParticipantThe point is NOT if teachers / firemen / police etc deserve their pay and pensions etc. The real question is can we afford them? I don’t have a Rolls Royce, not because one is not worth the money, but because I cannot afford one and probably would not buy one if I could.
Something has to give …
November 11, 2009 at 4:38 PM #480832
CoronitaParticipanttechnically, teachers don’t have an 8-5 job. After school and at home, more than often they are preparing for tomorrow’s teaching day and/or grading papers, reading projects,etc.
November 11, 2009 at 4:38 PM #480998CoronitaParticipanttechnically, teachers don’t have an 8-5 job. After school and at home, more than often they are preparing for tomorrow’s teaching day and/or grading papers, reading projects,etc.
November 11, 2009 at 4:38 PM #481363CoronitaParticipanttechnically, teachers don’t have an 8-5 job. After school and at home, more than often they are preparing for tomorrow’s teaching day and/or grading papers, reading projects,etc.
November 11, 2009 at 4:38 PM #481443CoronitaParticipanttechnically, teachers don’t have an 8-5 job. After school and at home, more than often they are preparing for tomorrow’s teaching day and/or grading papers, reading projects,etc.
November 11, 2009 at 4:38 PM #481665CoronitaParticipanttechnically, teachers don’t have an 8-5 job. After school and at home, more than often they are preparing for tomorrow’s teaching day and/or grading papers, reading projects,etc.
November 11, 2009 at 4:46 PM #480837urbanrealtor
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I don’t have kids but have worked as a tutor on a indian reservation (read combat duty) and while I agree with what you say SD about pay I don’t think to say that teachers have the same training as us engineers. That simply isn’t true or even close!But to have to deal with kids… Man that is so much more difficult (in a different way) to deal with.
I just take objection to the training…
Still love ya though! 😛
CE[/quote]
So the 3 years of teacher training in addition to a bachelors is weak?
Also, very few teachers work 6 hours a day or 9 months a year.
Generally that only applies to very unmotivated elementary school teachers or those on a part time schedule.
November 11, 2009 at 4:46 PM #481003Participant[quote=CDMA ENG]
I don’t have kids but have worked as a tutor on a indian reservation (read combat duty) and while I agree with what you say SD about pay I don’t think to say that teachers have the same training as us engineers. That simply isn’t true or even close!But to have to deal with kids… Man that is so much more difficult (in a different way) to deal with.
I just take objection to the training…
Still love ya though! 😛
CE[/quote]
So the 3 years of teacher training in addition to a bachelors is weak?
Also, very few teachers work 6 hours a day or 9 months a year.
Generally that only applies to very unmotivated elementary school teachers or those on a part time schedule.
November 11, 2009 at 4:46 PM #481368Participant[quote=CDMA ENG]
I don’t have kids but have worked as a tutor on a indian reservation (read combat duty) and while I agree with what you say SD about pay I don’t think to say that teachers have the same training as us engineers. That simply isn’t true or even close!But to have to deal with kids… Man that is so much more difficult (in a different way) to deal with.
I just take objection to the training…
Still love ya though! 😛
CE[/quote]
So the 3 years of teacher training in addition to a bachelors is weak?
Also, very few teachers work 6 hours a day or 9 months a year.
Generally that only applies to very unmotivated elementary school teachers or those on a part time schedule.
November 11, 2009 at 4:46 PM #481448Participant[quote=CDMA ENG]
I don’t have kids but have worked as a tutor on a indian reservation (read combat duty) and while I agree with what you say SD about pay I don’t think to say that teachers have the same training as us engineers. That simply isn’t true or even close!But to have to deal with kids… Man that is so much more difficult (in a different way) to deal with.
I just take objection to the training…
Still love ya though! 😛
CE[/quote]
So the 3 years of teacher training in addition to a bachelors is weak?
Also, very few teachers work 6 hours a day or 9 months a year.
Generally that only applies to very unmotivated elementary school teachers or those on a part time schedule.
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