They'd certainly be a different class. I'd imagine a much more competitive selection process for entry into the profession, and the emergence of a generation w

They'd certainly be a different class. I'd imagine a much more competitive selection process for entry into the profession, and the emergence of a generation who excelled at succeeding in that process, but might not be the type to commit to a life of advocating for children. Especially if they possess the skills/drive to switch to other more lucrative occupations. Don't get me wrong though I think that teachers should be well paid, more than enough to live comfortably and happily so they can enjoy what should be a very fulfilling job for them.