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This is unfortunately a complex, multivariate system problem and won't rely solely on the "quality" of a teacher in it. In addition to the behind-the-scenes wo
by michaelscott 8y ago
This is unfortunately a complex, multivariate system problem and won't rely solely on the "quality" of a teacher in it.
In addition to the behind-the-scenes work most teachers have to deal with, such as departmental objectives, I think great teachers enter the profession in order to benefit children, not to get that fantastic paycheck . It's a socially focused decision, not an financial one, so if I were designing a system to grade a teacher's quality I would focus on attending to their efforts with students, not throwing more money at them.
- exotree 8y agoMoney may not be the end all for people who go into this profession, but it most certainly does matter. See the protests over the past couple of years in areas where teacher pay is low.