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theusernameicreated t1_iu59us5 wrote

Reply to comment by Either-Profession-13 in Sub shortage adds to teacher stress: Many report depression, burnout and more after COVID-19 burdens by rollotomasi07071

Sure, but we're going to need to raise your property taxes again.

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Either-Profession-13 t1_iu5goux wrote

Yeah you convinced me. I'd trade the betterment of our kids future and the country to pay fewer taxes right now.

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theusernameicreated t1_iu5r0sf wrote

How much do teachers want to be paid to read off a slide everyday?

They don't even know. They just want more, more, more.

$50k starting up to $150k is normal in the public sector especially given the terrible reading-off-the-slide powerpoint presentation state of education in the schools and 3 months off every year + vacation + sick time.

All these terrible, toxic teachers complaining about how they're forced to be accountable to metrics and grade assignments is a symptom of the illness.

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Crazy-Insane t1_iu6khu1 wrote

I'm not an educator so don't hold it against the profession when I say this, but you are in every single sense of the word a lying retard.

Fuck you and your embarrassing lies.

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Either-Profession-13 t1_iu755qs wrote

That's like saying blood pressure is normal when compared to the rest of the morbidly obese US population.

The current rates are not optimal for a healthy population.

What would you suggest as a normal livable salary?

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