There is a large and rapidly increasing shortage of qualified, licensed teachers in the United States. This affects every parent and every child. Each year an increasing number of children are in classrooms with and unlicensed, unqualified teacher. There are many reasons for this shortage, but unless we figure out how to regulate this problem this shortage will continue to exist. My girlfriend believes that If the teachers’s alary was raised it would dramatically increase the interest in teaching.
Let’s face it we are a money based society. The 1998-99 academic year salary was $25, 735 a year, (Fair Teachers Pay Association) far less than the salary for other college graduates. My friend works at Bell Atlantic Mobile and makes $40, 000 a year without a college education, key word’s “without a college education.” The public does not want thirty students in a class anymore. Class size reduction to fifteen or twenty students per class is becoming more popular as the research begins to show lifelong gains for students in smaller classes. By making the class size smaller the schools are in immediate need of teachers the government just throws a body in front of a classroom and excepts it to work. This is only poring more gasoline on the fire, how will I expect my kids to get a good education when this kind of negligence is happening.
The thing that bother’s me the most is that we do have enough qualified teacher’s in the country to fill every classroom. The problem is that a lot of them are ex teacher’s who left teaching for a better paying job. The F. T.
The Term Paper on Teacher And Child Student Difficulty Attention
Ideas for Attention Deficit Children Children whose attention seems to wander or who never seem to "be with" the rest of the class might be helped by the following suggestions. Pause and create suspense by looking around before asking questions. Randomly pick reciters so the children cannot time their attention. Signal that someone is going to have to answer a question about what is being said. ...
P. A. did a survey on what it would take for the ex teacher’s to come back to teaching. The result’s to the survey showed that the desired salary the wanted came out to $63, 495 a year I plan on talking to my local political candidates to push these views in office.
if we continue to push the fact’s in their face they have to do something about it. I also think that schools that know they have a teacher or teacher’s who are not qualified should stage a temporary boycott to support the parents and children who must deal with this problem. Whether people choose to disregard the statistics, there is no doubt going to be a huge shortage of teacher’s in the immediate future. The only way to avoid this is to attract and keep more qualified teacher’s than the present system allows..
