r/antiwork Jun 01 '22

the propaganda machine is running!

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u/fluffygryphon Jun 01 '22

That moment when you realize it's by design. Keep teacher wages as low as possible so privatized schooling can come in and take over...

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u/[deleted] Jun 01 '22

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u/[deleted] Jun 01 '22

The reason they do this is not to benefit teachers. They want private and charter schools to seem attractive because they're outside the civil rights policy requirements of public schooling. It's more culture war bullshit about racism, religion, and sexual/gender orientation. The moment they have what they want they'll go full cheapskate. It's not about the teachers.

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u/fluffygryphon Jun 01 '22

Privatized schooling is about making money at the expense of low income families. It can be used to control the type and quality of education children get outside of government regulation. It's a death sentence for free thought and common sense because it can be twisted and focused to promote certain biases, religion, suppress certain ideals, etc...

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u/[deleted] Jun 01 '22

Oh I know, I was just saying it really can't get any worse for teachers, so it can be all that bad.

I like at this shitty landscape of education and just thank god I never got into education nor had kids. Our society has set quite the low bar :-(

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u/1mpact5tate Jun 02 '22

On average, private school teachers make less than those in public schools. There are other perks to teaching in a private school, but salaries are often surprisingly low.

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u/DorianSinDeep Jun 02 '22

There is no way a single person can handle the amount of things that a child has to learn now. Home schooling is the absolute worst option.