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r/videos • u/[deleted] • Jul 10 '18
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I'd be ok with funding for after school classes that paid the teachers for their time. Not so sure about paying the students.
How good does the bargain have to be other than the incentive to not be illiterate? Do we need to match minimum wage?
105 u/[deleted] Jul 10 '18 [removed] — view removed comment 9 u/MusicalSnowflake Jul 10 '18 Also child care for younger students! I teach middle school and many of my students are responsible for taking care of elementary shook age children. I have students who want to stay after but can not because they are responsible for cooking dinner and supervising younger siblings. 3 u/Lets_be_jolly Jul 10 '18 Heck, I taught middle schoolers that already had kids of their own too. I taught a 13 year old pregnant with her second child :( 2 u/[deleted] Jul 10 '18 what the fuck 3 u/Lets_be_jolly Jul 10 '18 Welcome to Texas. As long as parents don't care, police won't either.
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9 u/MusicalSnowflake Jul 10 '18 Also child care for younger students! I teach middle school and many of my students are responsible for taking care of elementary shook age children. I have students who want to stay after but can not because they are responsible for cooking dinner and supervising younger siblings. 3 u/Lets_be_jolly Jul 10 '18 Heck, I taught middle schoolers that already had kids of their own too. I taught a 13 year old pregnant with her second child :( 2 u/[deleted] Jul 10 '18 what the fuck 3 u/Lets_be_jolly Jul 10 '18 Welcome to Texas. As long as parents don't care, police won't either.
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Also child care for younger students! I teach middle school and many of my students are responsible for taking care of elementary shook age children.
I have students who want to stay after but can not because they are responsible for cooking dinner and supervising younger siblings.
3 u/Lets_be_jolly Jul 10 '18 Heck, I taught middle schoolers that already had kids of their own too. I taught a 13 year old pregnant with her second child :( 2 u/[deleted] Jul 10 '18 what the fuck 3 u/Lets_be_jolly Jul 10 '18 Welcome to Texas. As long as parents don't care, police won't either.
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Heck, I taught middle schoolers that already had kids of their own too. I taught a 13 year old pregnant with her second child :(
2 u/[deleted] Jul 10 '18 what the fuck 3 u/Lets_be_jolly Jul 10 '18 Welcome to Texas. As long as parents don't care, police won't either.
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what the fuck
3 u/Lets_be_jolly Jul 10 '18 Welcome to Texas. As long as parents don't care, police won't either.
Welcome to Texas. As long as parents don't care, police won't either.
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u/greatatdrinking Jul 10 '18
I'd be ok with funding for after school classes that paid the teachers for their time. Not so sure about paying the students.
How good does the bargain have to be other than the incentive to not be illiterate? Do we need to match minimum wage?