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Hard to think of an argument why they shouldn’t be. You can argue the raw materials are something they can’t control but plenty of other industries have the sa
by whywhywhywhy 3y ago
Hard to think of an argument why they shouldn’t be.
You can argue the raw materials are something they can’t control but plenty of other industries have the same issue, real estate, hiring, and we still pay them on performance.
Think we’d see accepting poor behavior, teachers writing off or actively bullying students tank if this were implemented properly.
- goda90 3y agoA real estate agent or a hiring manager can still walk away from a really bad property, candidate, etc. A teacher can't walk away from a really bad kid (or really bad parents!) without leaving the profession entirely.
- whywhywhywhy 3y ago>A teacher can't walk away from a really bad kid They do every single day
- sparrish 3y agoNot true. They expel 'really bad kid's every year. It's hard to do but happens.
- dwater 3y agoTeachers do not expel students, administrators or districts do. Teachers have very little recourse for dealing with "really bad kids (or parents)".
- sparrish 3y agoAre you saying Teachers have no input into the process at all?
- whywhywhywhy 3y agoThey have input when it’s a success, when it’s not a success it’s everyone’s fault but theirs. Funny how that happens.
- goda90 3y agoWhile they can have input, the goals of the administration and district don't always aline with the goals of the teachers. Teachers want good outcomes for their students. Administration wants to avoid issues that negatively impact budgets, like getting sued by parents.