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Re: What do they Teach in our Schools..??
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Posted by wes on February 18, 2004 at 17:05:07 from (63.187.193.175):
In Reply to: What do they Teach in our Schools..?? posted by Ron on February 18, 2004 at 09:48:15:
I think the problem with schools today is the lack of qualified teachers. To many people become teachers for the summers off. Or they just want to be coaches. Another thing is that all the rights of the teachers are gone. The students can do what ever they want and if the teachers tries to controol them they are sued. I would never want to teah unless they go back to the days when kids had respect for adults and the teacher had a ruler and knew how to use it. I know that there are good teachers out there (I had a couple great ones), but the good ones seem to be few and far between. As to what teachers make a year, aren't we all underpaid? If I made what I think I am worth I'd have millions in the bank. Teachers, like everybody in my opinion should be paid on performance. Maybe teachers could even be paid according to their students performance on state tests. Just my 2 cents. Wes
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