> so they get EdDs, which are significantly easier to get. That was also my understanding. I have read lots of complaints from seemingly smart teachers about

> so they get EdDs, which are significantly easier to get. That was also my understanding. I have read lots of complaints from seemingly smart teachers about having to waste their time on getting one of those (but none of them worried about being able to do the work and get the degree). I have also read lots of entitled stuff from seemingly very dumb teachers with said degree who thought they were smarter than other teachers because of it -- and smarter than pretty much everybody out there without a "doctorate" as well. And I've read research that shows that the degrees (bachelors/masters/"doctorate"/phd) actually doesn't matter much for people's teaching abilities...