[Vigilanteman]

I get a kick out of her math. If she earned $3 per hour, she would have to work 27,667 hours in a year to knock down an annual salary of $83K. That works out to 532 hours per week, when there are only 168 hours per week.

I'm sure she thinks she deserves at least $3 per hour per student, which would work out to a 23 hour week for the 40 weeks or so which she works per year.

It is kind of like a million dollar a year mediocre major league baseball player saying he really less than $0.14 per hour: one million divided by 162 games x 3 hours times an average paid attendance of 15,000 fans.

[keats5]

Yep, that took me aback too, when I realized she was talking about being paid a separate hourly rate for each child, even though she is not offering individualized instruction.

Every worker can play that game.