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Or maybe more people would leave their jobs and go to teach? Maybe the local community college would have higher qualified ex industry teachers and it would spr
by jimnotgym 10y ago
Or maybe more people would leave their jobs and go to teach? Maybe the local community college would have higher qualified ex industry teachers and it would spread the students around other towns?
- wolfgke 10y agoIf there is a larger supply of well-qualified people who want to teach, the wages for teaching will go further down (supply and demand). I have a little doubt that this is an intended consequence.
- prostoalex 10y agoThat very well may happen, and many retirees on Social Security do return to teaching, many consider it a way to "give back". Considering the Social Security program has been around since 1935, it's probably safe to say that existence of such people for 80+ years did not lead to a decline in college costs.
- wolfgke 10y ago> many retirees on Social Security do return to teaching, many consider it a way to "give back". Just my five cents: If they recorded their lectures and put them on YouTube (or a similar site) much more people could profit from their teaching - thus they would give back to many more people.