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Originally Posted by Agent_Grey
The answer here is easier than you think. Everything listed in the previous studies is true, it's just that they almost always fail to reflect the fact that a teacher's year is three months shorter than most jobs. If you take that same per-hour rate and stretch it over a full 365 day year, you'll find that teachers really do make way less than most comprable professions as the first paragraph indicates.
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Except for one thing - they don't work as long as anyone else ergo they don't make as much as others at teaching. If I only worked 10 months out of the year but made 90% of what others with my educational level made I am still ahead of them for the time I did work. Or do you think that we should pay teachers for not working, put them on welfare during the summer months?