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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]For certain subjects like high school math and sciences, yes. For self contained special education, also yes. [/quote] For self contained, they are lucky to get a warm body. If anything, they should lower the requirement so that they can fill the role [/quote] Putting warm bodies in these classrooms is unfair to the students, the other staff members who have to pick up the slack, and the warm bodies themselves. A Master's in Special Ed should be required and the pay should be above and beyond that of most other teachers on the MA pay scale. They've been steadily lowering the requirements for years rather than [b]trying to attract and retain highly qualified people to teach in these classrooms.[/b] It's not working. [/quote] There are a whole lot of reasons they can't attract and retain. Salary is just a small piece of it. It sucks that requirements are being lowered but the reality is that teaching isn't valued by society or compensated the way it should be so yes, school districts are desperate for even semi-qualified adults in many classrooms. [/quote]
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