The Bill's Come Due

Because of low pay, increasing numbers of teachers and support professionals are leaving public schools altogether. Winans details that low pay for public school professionals, which has serious consequences for public education, for the profession, and ultimately, for the kids who depend on teacher...

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Published in:NEA Today 2005-10, Vol.24 (2), p.24
Main Author: Winans, Dave
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
African Americans
Art Teachers
Beginning Teachers
Careers
Economic Impact
Elementary Secondary Education
Faculty Mobility
Grade 4
High School Students
Managerial Occupations
Medical Education
Middle Schools
Minority Group Teachers
Public Education
Public schools
Social Studies
Special Education Teachers
Standard of living
Stereotypes
Teacher Effectiveness
Teacher Persistence
Teachers
Teaching (Occupation)
Teaching Methods
Wage rates
Wages
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Summary:Because of low pay, increasing numbers of teachers and support professionals are leaving public schools altogether. Winans details that low pay for public school professionals, which has serious consequences for public education, for the profession, and ultimately, for the kids who depend on teachers and education support professionals in their classrooms, in the cafeteria, and on the school bus.
ISSN:0734-7219