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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]How do you know they do not cost more? Are you one of those teachers?

[b]In order for a teacher to specialize in a subject, he/she needs additional training and education, specialization. These usually come in the form of Master's Degrees, and they do cost money. After a teacher achieves this specialization, s/he demands a higher salary, and rightfully so, because now s/he is more specialized, and can demand higher pay.[/b]

Nothing is for free, and don't try to pretend that Haycock is some utopia, where teachers do things only out of their good heart. If so, they'd work for free.

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This is a pretty big assumption. It may be the case, but it also may be that out of the 8 6th grade teachers, two are better or have more of a passion about math, two are better or have more of a passion about science, etc. The one who really likes math may hate grammar. It's just playing on their talents and interests, and I don't think there's a requirement for a masters or formal specialization. [/quote]

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