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>The implied problem of "if the pay for our most important and meaningful jobs approach zero, wouldn't there be no one to do it?" That is not the implied probl
by thfuran 3y ago
>The implied problem of "if the pay for our most important and meaningful jobs approach zero, wouldn't there be no one to do it?"
That is not the implied problem.
- gruez 3y agoWhat's the implied problem then? If there's no problem of pay going to zero, why fret about it going to zero?
- rocketbop 3y agoTeachers aren’t robots, it’s not just an important to have a bum in the seat. The quality of the teacher has a large impact on student outcomes, and if reasonable wages aren’t available many potentially excellent teachers will do something else while only the most incompetent will go into the profession.