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As long as we have tenure and the seniority system we aren’t going to see significantly higher pay. Virtually everyone else has a boss that judges his or her p
by bradleyjg 4y ago
As long as we have tenure and the seniority system we aren’t going to see significantly higher pay.
Virtually everyone else has a boss that judges his or her performance. Sometimes those judgments are wrong or unfair. Almost every institution has determined that’s still better than nothing. But somehow not schools.
- p4bl0 4y ago> As long as we have tenure and the seniority system we aren’t going to see significantly higher pay. There is no logic in this affirmation. There are no such direct links between tenure and pay. Saying that only confirms what the article says on the American public feeling about teachers' pay.
- bradleyjg 4y agoThe link is public opinion.
- magicalist 4y agoAre you claiming seniority isn't a thing in many workplaces? That's just wrong.
- xbar 4y agoI claim that starting teacher salaries have nothing to do with seniority--they are the universal starting salaries for a district. They are too low.