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@MarillionFan
You sir are undoubtedly a deluded toad who does not understand that teachers are one of the greatest assets a country has. The wealth and power of a nation to improve the lives of those who live their rest with the education our young receive. next time you are concerned with the youth of today remind yourself how much you and those around you value teachers. It is disgraceful the way teachers are treated and undervalued by some.
@bbi5291: "I'm going to be a teacher. I can only hope that the job satisfaction is enough so that I don't care if my salary is slightly crappy."
Job satisfaction? As a teacher? lolz
The only job satisfaction you get as a teacher is when you knock off at 3pm.
Hmm. Having got in at 9:30 am. And had 90 minutes for lunch. And two breaks. And only work half the year anyway. And get stat days off every term / semester.
Pah! Considering teachers only do a quarter of a job - the pay is fabulous.
I, for example, am probably going to major in theoretical computer science, which is pretty useless outside of academia. So of course I'm going to be a teacher (not sure whether secondary/postsecondary yet though). I can only hope that the job satisfaction is enough so that I don't care if my salary is slightly crappy.
@achemist4u
Economic leverage. Those who are the most gifted in science and engineering often can't stand to work in any other field, and lots of people become teachers because they can't find any other use for their degrees. Either way, they have no leverage with which to demand higher salaries, or more respect --- society knows it can treat us like crap and we're still going to be here.
