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Originally Posted by Unregistered
Teaching is part of the world, so is cleaning, coding, engineering etc.
But there's a premium paid for professions that create greater value for the economy and unfortunately, teaching isn't one of them.
If teachers are so talented, I challenged those, especially those who are in the service for decades, to leave the profession and use teaching as prior experience to demand the so called "managerial pay" you claim you deserve.
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Unregistered
Teaching is part of the world, so is cleaning, coding, engineering etc.
But there's a premium paid for professions that create greater value for the economy and unfortunately, teaching isn't one of them.
If teachers are so talented, I challenged those, especially those who are in the service for decades, to leave the profession and use teaching as prior experience to demand the so called "managerial pay" you claim you deserve.
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Ah, so what are the professions that deserve that premium? Teachers guide and nurture Singapore's future workforce. Does the latter not "create greater value" for the economy?
Are teachers asking for "managerial pay"? What gave you that idea? Would teachers enjoy some form of pay increment? Definitely! Who wouldn't?
Also, this is a thread pertaining to the discussion of teacher salary. Is it unreasonable for teachers to share their opinions about the matter?
If anybody feels that teachers are not bringing value to society, I "challenge" them
1) To speak to teachers about the time and effort spent on mentoring the young of Singapore. These instances can take place in and out of classrooms, sometimes past working hours even.
2) To find out more about how a teacher juggles doing variants of work of a tutor, counsellor, mentor, coach, chaperone, administrator and etc.
3) To find out the rise of mental health awareness and how it changed the day to day job of a teacher
and etc..