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[quote=Anonymous]Think back on your high school classmates. For better or for worse, think of the students who later became teachers and those who later became doctors. personally, while I see similarities in terms of wanting to help people and generally bring kind, good natured people, the doctors-to-be were notably more academically dedicated and successful, by a long shot. They the went on to highly rigorous premed tracks in college, followed by four years of medical school and years of residency and possible fellowships. This is quite different from the early entrance to teaching. While there are always outliers, and I know several teachers personally who work tremendously long hours and of great impact, I don’t think there’s any real comparison in terms of what salary their skills and experience command.[/quote]
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