Re:California is the only state to hide its spending – nearl...
by yumraj on Sunday December 12, 2021 @08:14PM
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Not sure where in my comment I’m advocating for paying teachers poorly.
I’m merely objecting to the fact that the salaries can’t be questioned by tax payers, and am questioning what is the metrics used in their promotion, since I’ve never seen any input ever being solicited from students/parents unlike in universities. I want the same standards employed.
Ideally I want the salaries to be high enough to attract highly qualified people who are subject matter experts and not random barebones online degree holders.
In addition, I’m saying that the university faculty salaries are low. So in fact I’m advocating for those to be higher.
I’m merely objecting to the fact that the salaries can’t be questioned by tax payers, and am questioning what is the metrics used in their promotion, since I’ve never seen any input ever being solicited from students/parents unlike in universities. I want the same standards employed.
Ideally I want the salaries to be high enough to attract highly qualified people who are subject matter experts and not random barebones online degree holders.
In addition, I’m saying that the university faculty salaries are low. So in fact I’m advocating for those to be higher.