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To: labraley

Another thought....that may be the hourly wage, but teacher do not get paid in the summer and very few good paying jobs will hire someone for only 6 weeks. So, to a degree, you DO have to look at their yearly salary and not just the hourly.



You make a lot of good points. Also, when you go to get a home loan, they don't care what your hourly wage is once you take out the months you have off. They just care how much money you make. You can't buy a house on a teacher's salary in many parts of the country.


55 posted on 02/02/2007 11:05:14 AM PST by FauxBlonde
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To: FauxBlonde

The problem is, it is the professional 'education' cartel that mandated the credential. It's what keeps civic-minded chemists, businesspeople and many others from leaving the private sector to do teaching work (except in a few places where they might still teach in private systems.) As shown repeatedly by many, including Gatto and Martin L. Gross, the advanced "Education" edifice is nothing but a fraud upon the higher education system and the people who are forced to spend more money to often be indoctrinated. It's that segment of higher education that most often advances the detrimental fads like whole-word learning and the like.


123 posted on 02/11/2007 2:03:03 PM PST by Skywalk (Transdimensional Jihad!)
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