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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Simple answer is teachers are treated like unpro crap and blamed for society's ills while being paid peanuts and getting no support from the admin or union.[/quote] That’s the reason. I can’t think of another profession requiring a specialized degree and license that pays so little [/quote] I can’t think of any other profession that gets over 3 months off per year. [/quote] Me neither since it's more like two months. Even that doesn't help. There is a shortage and it will get worse. Nobody seems to care to do anything about it. Eventually, schools will go to a model that already exists in places. One certified teacher will teach online while many classrooms will watch. They will employ monitors to watch the kids in person in the classrooms. [/quote] Summer alone is 2.5 months. There are lot more days/weeks off and vacations during the school year. It is a lot of time off [/quote] IT DOESN'T SEEM TO HELP THOUGH, DOES IT? If these benefits are so awesome, people should be flocking to fill these positions but they aren't. We've had vacancies for over a year and not one person has even applied to most of them. [/quote] So…teachers should get paid a lot more for working a lot less?[/quote] Let’s be very, very clear about this: Apparently these glorious summers aren’t a huge perk. WE ARE ALL STILL LEAVING. If you think these amazing summers are worth it, then apply to work as a teacher. You clearly know the workload and the pay AREN’T worth it, because I don’t see you lining up for an interview. I don’t see anybody lining up for an interview! I’m so sick of hearing “but you get all this time off.” I work 7 days a week. Yes, 7. I am never caught up. I spend my glorious unpaid summers you seem to crave in classes that I PAY FOR in order to keep my certification. So just stop with the “all the time off” nonsense. Frankly, it’s very insulting.[/quote] Teachers haters irrationally hate teachers. There is literally nothing that you can explain to them that will help them understand. [/quote]
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