Nearly everyone with educations similar to teachers would gladly take an 11% pay cut in exchange for teachers' schedules, work year, and job security.
One of the greatest expressions of love a society can give to its children is investing in their education and their teachers.pic.twitter.com/LhslEhUbfv
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You could absolutely do that. Just become a teacher. Unfortunately, then you would see that teaching is much more than you think it is (like most careers).
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I'm really starting to like ole Kamala
@KamalaHarris Education is one thing the republicans have been sabotaging for decades and it's high time Democrats took the lead in both exposing them for it and fixing it.pic.twitter.com/1GN2Mn86Sb
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She's my top choice!!
#Harris2020
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Fix public education and solve so many social problems. It’s the long game, but the end game.
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She is just pandering for votes - not students. If she was an advocate for students she would be adding teachers to make classroom size smaller, adding for $$ for STEM classes, etc.
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We keep putting more money into education and all that happens is educator/administrators take that as salary and benefits increases and nothing changes for kids. Stop throwing money at it.
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High quality teachers quit due to low salary. That does change the quality of education.
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Okay! We get it. You want the unions to vote. Tweet about some of your future plans; how about your platform! The tweets about teachers is getting old
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Agreed! And I’m a retired teacher!!
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