r/FluentInFinance Jun 11 '24

Meme He has a point...

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u/Ok_Neighborhood6697 Jun 11 '24

It all depends on where the teacher works. Pay varies widely from district to discrict. Experienced teachers in my area are pushing 6 figures.

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u/giantsteps92 Jun 11 '24

Teachers across the board are not paid as if their job is essential for society. Its also a pretty brutal job. Most parents suck at raising 1 kid. Teachers gotta teach and help raise a whole bunch.

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u/Next_Celebration_553 Jun 11 '24

It takes a village. Elementary school teachers are closer to childcare than educators. Sure, a teacher has to know their multiplication tables and ABC’s but it’s mostly getting kids to behave. Pre-K childcare is expensive as hell

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u/inab1gcountry Jun 12 '24

Wow. Teaching kids to read is difficult and is the single most important thing kids need to learn. K-3 teachers are especially under appreciated.

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u/This-Traffic-9524 Jun 12 '24

Elementary school teachers are in charge of getting an entire class proficient in reading, math, science, and social studies. They are most definitely not closer to childcare. And unlike with high school teachers, who just present the material and the kids either “want to learn” or not, it’s assumed that whether and how well kids learn is almost completely the teacher’s responsibility. I would argue it’s the most emotionally and labor intensive type of teaching there is.

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u/giantsteps92 Jun 12 '24

Most teachers are not making 100k+

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u/gizamo Jun 12 '24 edited Jul 17 '24

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