Education Minister Jason Clare is calling for higher teacher wages to help relieve an acute staffing shortage. Mr Clare told The Australian newspaper heavy workloads are causing teachers to experience burnout and resign.
Would I pay them more, NO Home schooling sounds good to me Look at what they are teaching them at School
I take it you have the tax receipts coming in to pay for this?
I’m a fan of higher quality ages for educators . I’m also a fan of performance evaluations and accountability for educators.
Well 1. They have more holidays than anyone else 2. For what they do and how much time they work they're already well paid and 3. If a heavy workload is contributing to burnout (*Scoff*) how will more money help! JasonClareMP get a grip and a clue!
Demographics is destiny, remains true. Consequently it's frustrating to see political parties stick with quaint 19C solutions when in the 21st we have digital tools to identify trends, reduce administration work, and respond faster than ever with well targeted policies. nitv
Try rehiring the ones sacked for making their own informed medical choices.
Well why did you sack them all and ban them from working with vaccine mandates when jabs didn't stop the spread and in fact seems to have made it spread faster when you look at the science and data
Wrong focus. First review the curricular return to classical. Then you may attract the people wou want
Bring back all the unjabbed teachers you sacked.
Of course he is. Didn't they get a wage rise last year? If that didn't make any difference why would another? There are teacher staff shortages, not because there are none available, but because the sector is dominated by lefties teaching kids social politics & nothing else.
Says Labor minister who doubled his salary after Labor won govt. JasonClareMP will be gifted another $12,000 tax cut YEAR after YEAR from 2023 from LNP's stage 3 tax cuts. PBO estimates 220 billion cost to budget. Obscene, unaffordable & reckless economic management. abcnews
There are acute staffing shortages across the board, let's just give everyone a 10% increase, shall we? That will fix everything with no negative consequences, won't it?
It's pretty simple - let teachers teach.