Glorified babysitters scared to return to work

[lovinlife101]

https://www.mlive.com/news/ann-arbor/20 ... -safe.html

Cry me a river...

Oh, they’re not glorified.

Quite the opposite.

[lovinlife101]

https://www.mlive.com/news/ann-arbor/20 ... -safe.html

Cry me a river...

Oh, they’re not glorified.

Quite the opposite.

In their minds, they are the greatest people to ever live. I once was told by a fat slob that was a teacher that they would be underpaid at $1M per year.

Not bad for taking a quarter of the year off.

[lovinlife101]

https://www.mlive.com/news/ann-arbor/20 ... -safe.html

Cry me a river...

Oh, they’re not glorified.

Quite the opposite.

In their minds, they are the greatest people to ever live. I once was told by a fat slob that was a teacher that they would be underpaid at $1M per year.

Not bad for taking a quarter of the year off.

When you consider all of the other breaks, its probably 35% of the year off.

They’ll expect full pay for not providing the full service.

[lovinlife101]

Complete homosexuality here:

https://youtu.be/oeAN8Xxz0q4

[lovinlife101]

They are so disrespectful and entitled.

"Oh, I expect to go to Walmart and get anything I want, but you expect me to show up to work? Do you realize who I am?"

[lovinlife101]

Most teachers are gay.

(Limp-wristed) "You can't eckthpeck me to work in theeth condithonth!"

[lovinlife101]

How dare teachers want to stop COVID when they return home! Bad teacher! You supply everything for your classroom while making $42K a year, how greedy! Don't you realize that the superintendents who make $105K a year have it so much worse than you????

The average salary (not counting benefits) is $60,452 for nine months of work. That equates to $80,602 for 12 months. That is NOT underpaid.

They usually have masters degrees. How much are you making? You could be replaced by a computer, no?

If the masters degree doesn't make them significantly better at doing their job, why should anyone be paying for it? If their students were coming out a grade ahead of everyone else, that might make sense, but I don't think you'll see that's the case anywhere.

There are certainly some shortsided MBA's. I think when you look at the certifications, annual training, and the hours spent outside the classroom on the job, you should have a better appreciation that it's more than a banker or working the counter at the local Shell station.

Should I pay that Shell station attendant more just because he has a masters?

That's what the dumb Dems want you to believe.

If teachers are worth more, why don't they try to make it in the private sector? Oh, that's right, they don't want to face any amount of accountability.