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NCTraveler

(30,481 posts)
Fri Mar 11, 2016, 09:22 PM Mar 2016

Clinton Urges Effort To Improve Struggling Schools

DURHAM, N.C. — Hillary Clinton made a pitch for public schools at a get-out-the-vote rally on Thursday, proposing to create a teaching task force that would recruit more young people and midcareer professionals to the country’s struggling public schools.

“I think public education needs some T.L.C.: Teaching, Learning and Community,” she told a rowdy crowd at Hillside High School, a predominantly black public school. “Thousands of teachers cannot make ends meet, are leaving the profession.”


http://www.nytimes.com/politics/first-draft/2016/03/11/hillary-clinton-urges-effort-to-improve-struggling-schools/



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Clinton Urges Effort To Improve Struggling Schools (Original Post) NCTraveler Mar 2016 OP
The answer of course is to hire people who will work for less Fumesucker Mar 2016 #1
+1 JackInGreen Mar 2016 #2
Depends who you are. NCTraveler Mar 2016 #4
She has said the answer is charter schools which takes more money from public schools. madfloridian Mar 2016 #3
thank you! ibegurpard Mar 2016 #5
Oh come on. She misspoke! cherokeeprogressive Mar 2016 #6

Fumesucker

(45,851 posts)
1. The answer of course is to hire people who will work for less
Fri Mar 11, 2016, 09:24 PM
Mar 2016

It would seem that speech making is more lucrative than teaching.

 

NCTraveler

(30,481 posts)
4. Depends who you are.
Fri Mar 11, 2016, 09:28 PM
Mar 2016

I have never been paid much to speak. While many motivational or informational speakers will get paid more than teachers. Pay is a big part of the conversation but I'm not sure if their is a connection between speakers and teachers pay.

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