republicans fail........again. Archived Message
Posted by Liberal on March 3, 2011, 1:28 am, in reply to "Re: the sad impending reality of american education "
"ok - Mr. architect/engineer who makes 110k in the private sector - if you leave them and come work as a math teacher in a high school, we will pay you 75k a year starting off - and after 10 years you could be making that 110k you made in the private sector working for the govt and society - so long as you met all the required test scores and obtained the proper training...and the money you lost by not being in the private sector could be sweetened with other benefits as well... who knows - maybe we could expand the VA services that soldiers enjoy and modify it for our teachers to enjoy as well... maybe we should make obtaining a higher education 100% free for professionals willing to cross over into education...something i think we already do to some extent...perhaps we could do this more? there are solutions out there...but the solutions need to be aimed at solving the problems. closing schools and firing teachers - swelling class sizes to 40-50 students is NOT a solution anyone with a sane mind would advocate...it will not bring about better test results or more competitive young people in the global economy. so it becomes evident - as is usually the case - that republicans fail...again...just like they are failing with the labor issue in wisconsin. so out of touch with america - so obsessed with deficits all of the sudden - so aimed at the wrong solutions to the wrong problems.
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- the sad impending reality of american education - Liberal March 2, 2011, 8:19 am
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- Re: the sad impending reality of american education - Liberal March 2, 2011, 11:34 pm
- Re: the sad impending reality of american education - bob March 3, 2011, 11:37 pm
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