And current criminal justice practices.So far, I haven't seen any indication that Oklahoma would rather pay teachers a better salary than fund corruption, fraud, waste and abuse.
Teachers should be like all other jobs. A teacher's raise should be individual, not across the board. Yukon has a few good teachers that care about the kids and some teachers who really suck. They all want the raise. Why should someone who sucks at their job get a raise? Bad teachers need to kick rocks.
Most of the kids in Yukon will tell you that the teachers do not care about the kids. Some of the good teachers will tell you that a lot of the teachers don't care.
Most of the kids in Yukon will tell you that the teachers do not care about the kids. Some of the good teachers will tell you that a lot of the teachers don't care.
You mean it costs money to prosecute and imprison people who aren't hurting others?
Who knew?!
Your not a stat prosecutor I hope lol
Nah. I can't shave with my eyes closed.
LOL!
I missed this. They are Mainstreaming these kids based on the more humanitarian concept that they should not be excluded; but, although some (especially those with cerebral palsy) May receive benefits from this arrangement, the fact is that Teachers may have to spend 75% of their time with these ‘students’ at the expense of leaving the body of their classes shortchanged. Many School Districts have policies that ‘state ’ that Teacher’s Aids must be supplied to assist in classes burdened with Special Students, but in many or most cases, Teachers must handle the additional responsibilities. Truthfully, the severely impaired Students would be better served with s Nurses Aid. As far as the realistic education potential for these Students is concerned, the prospects are on the extreme low end of the curve representing Law of Diminishing Returns.
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I have an honest question - "no pay raise" in 10 years? Does that mean they do not get a yearly rates based on inflation that is automatic? That literally what they are being paid today is the same exact amount that they were paid 10 years ago? I'd like to hear if this is true or not.
That is a legit gripe. They should be getting raises each year to keep up with the cost of living, inflation, etc.
FWIW, my son is in 8th grade and I think maybe 15-20% of his teachers have been what I would call quality and professional. My wife and I always spend the evening teaching him the things that he didn't learn during the day. I agree with the poster who says they shouldn't all be paid the same. Or at least they need a grading system that is tough and they get paid on how good a job they do.
I really don't like the tactics the teachers union is up to though, or their constant media onslaught about how the teachers are vicitim's everyday. I respect the teachers who go to work anyway like the one that posted early on in this thread.
FWIW, my son is in 8th grade and I think maybe 15-20% of his teachers have been what I would call quality and professional. My wife and I always spend the evening teaching him the things that he didn't learn during the day. I agree with the poster who says they shouldn't all be paid the same. Or at least they need a grading system that is tough and they get paid on how good a job they do.
I really don't like the tactics the teachers union is up to though, or their constant media onslaught about how the teachers are vicitim's everyday. I respect the teachers who go to work anyway like the one that posted early on in this thread.
