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> It is also insulting to teachers, as if they could have been doing a great job getting the kids to grade level, but chose not to because they weren't financia
by jjav 4y ago
> It is also insulting to teachers, as if they could have been doing a great job getting the kids to grade level, but chose not to because they weren't financially incentivized enough to do their job.
It may not be the same people though. If teaching in the US was a well-paid and highly respected profession it would presumably retain the most qualified teachers instead of driving them away due to having to find a living wage elsewhere.
- WillPostForFood 4y agoAgain, that's an insult by implication. That the current failing are due to incompetent teachers and we can fix the problem by paying higher quality teachers to replace them.