People spout all kinds of nonsense about teacher pay in Oklahoma and I sense a lot of it has to do with how they perceive “bad” performing schools. “Maybe if teachers did better they’d have higher pay” No.
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I love teachers. I've been one myself in a different setting. People tend to blame "test scores" and "bad teachers" as you say, but that's not the issue with education. The underlying problem is the way the system is designed. We're still running classrooms based off the 1880's.
Young people today have grown up learning by interacting with technology. The current system in the majority of schools doesn't incorporate this into the curriculum. Instead, we insist they sit there quietly and study what's on the board/take notes. It's a foreign concept to them
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As an adult educator, I have designed, developed and delivered using several different methods. The 1 that is the most readily received - interactive learning (eLearning). If we are going to educate with the intent to create intelligent people, we have to move in this direction.
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Thre are several advantages for teachers as well. Teachers will act more as facilitators and mentors. Running experiments and holding open discussions. Additionally, we could ensure that high-quality learning happens in every school system.
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