Anonymous wrote:Elementary School Teacher?
I currently live in another city, and there is a public elementary school here that is run in conjunction with a local elite university. From perusing LinkedIn and the school’s directory, most of the school’s faculty & staff have BAs and/or MAs from that elite school or a different one. This is a city public school, not a suburban one, so teachers are not well-paid.
Would you be bothered if your child ended up doing that?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Op were you under the impression that college = trade school? The fact that so many people don’t appreciate or understand the personal and community value of being properly educated is one of the most disheartening and concerning things about our country.
+1
So sick of the college student as consumer, ROI obsession. Education is inherently valuable.
Anonymous wrote:Yes. Life isn’t about money.
Anonymous wrote:My friend went to Harvard and is an elementary school special ed teacher. Got a masters in special ed after graduating from Harvard.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Op were you under the impression that college = trade school? The fact that so many people don’t appreciate or understand the personal and community value of being properly educated is one of the most disheartening and concerning things about our country.
+1
So sick of the college student as consumer, ROI obsession. Education is inherently valuable.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Elementary School Teacher?
I currently live in another city, and there is a public elementary school here that is run in conjunction with a local elite university. From perusing LinkedIn and the school’s directory, most of the school’s faculty & staff have BAs and/or MAs from that elite school or a different one. This is a city public school, not a suburban one, so teachers are not well-paid.
Would you be bothered if your child ended up doing that?
What “elite schools” offer degrees in elementary education?
What
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I had a bunch of friends from MIT do Teach for America. I thought about it but went to grad school instead. One friend is an elementary school teacher, but isn't that wealth? Do whatever you want. Doesnt matter, you have money.
For a year or two?
Anonymous wrote:Op were you under the impression that college = trade school? The fact that so many people don’t appreciate or understand the personal and community value of being properly educated is one of the most disheartening and concerning things about our country.
Anonymous wrote:Op were you under the impression that college = trade school? The fact that so many people don’t appreciate or understand the personal and community value of being properly educated is one of the most disheartening and concerning things about our country.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Op were you under the impression that college = trade school? The fact that so many people don’t appreciate or understand the personal and community value of being properly educated is one of the most disheartening and concerning things about our country.
Yes when college is this expensive, ROI is king.
Anonymous wrote:don't mention that you went to an elite school especially paying shit ton of money
I know people for example a guy who went to Yale and had some sort of humanities degree.
He couldn't have a real career for a long time, and finally became an high school teacher.
We make fun of him all the time.
Anonymous wrote:Op were you under the impression that college = trade school? The fact that so many people don’t appreciate or understand the personal and community value of being properly educated is one of the most disheartening and concerning things about our country.