Teachers Should Not Be Paid

Teachers are not paid enough for what they do, and something needs to be done about it. Teachers dedicate their lives to teaching and increasing the interest and education improvement in schools and do not get the appropriate amount of money for doing that. When teachers are not paid enough their enthusiasm and willing to try harder to educate students decreases immensely. A teacher’s mood can have a great effect on students and their ability to learn. A greater pay would have an overall outstanding, positive effect on teachers, students, and the overall learning environment.

An individual who did not attend college and flips burgers for a living should not be paid as much as someone who went to college for at least four years and teaches

New generations need to acquire a healthy and strong-willed education. Without teachers what would we do? Would we know anything? The answer to that is no…without teachers our world would not be what it is today, that’s why more money needs to be put into education in America and all around the world. On the contrary, some may believe teachers have it easy and should not be paid more. If educators were to be paid more, they would be much more dedicated to their jobs and could try harder to make sure all the students were learning and enjoying their classes and overall school surroundings. Kids should want to come to school every day and strive to do the best they possibly can, but that’s hard to do when you don’t have a teachers support to help you. More dedication and determination would result from students and teachers with higher income. Respect and intellectual capability would escalade

Increasing the amount of bidding money that the public school system is willing to put into education and higher skilled teachers, the competition within the teacher job market will erupt. More people will want the jobs and the effort level of people will accumulate so they’re more likely to get that job. As a result, incredibly passionate, hard-working, and talented people would get hired as teachers. That’s exactly what our schools need. “Studies show that expert teachers drastically improve student’s analytical skills when compared to just experienced teachers. For this reason, we need teachers that are the best of the best. Teachers that are experts at life. Those with unquestionable morals and un-extinguishable passions. We need deep, analytical thinkers, who will instill the same morals, skills, and passions within their students. Because those students are the future of America, and the state of the country depends on them. And as a result of the teachers being better skilled, the administration would show them more respect and individuality, fixing administrative problems. As a college student, it depends on me. I need to make a difference. And right now, I’m just not being offered a high enough incentive to want to make that difference by becoming a teacher.” (Hattie,