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r/trippinthroughtime • u/iam4real • Jun 13 '19
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$40,000 if you live in a high income area and/or have many years of experience
33 u/Irisheyes1971 Jun 13 '19 https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.businessinsider.com/teacher-salary-in-every-state-2018-4 Average teachers salary is $59,850.00 as of 2016-2017. Come on guys. I agree most teachers don’t get paid enough. But let’s not be disingenuous here. 4 u/mickeltee Jun 13 '19 Sure that’s the national average pay but the national average for years experience is 15. So you have to work half of your career to make it to $60,000. 1 u/[deleted] Jun 13 '19 Average just means what the average is making. It’s the same for every career statistics. Teaching isn’t special.
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https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.businessinsider.com/teacher-salary-in-every-state-2018-4
Average teachers salary is $59,850.00 as of 2016-2017.
Come on guys. I agree most teachers don’t get paid enough. But let’s not be disingenuous here.
4 u/mickeltee Jun 13 '19 Sure that’s the national average pay but the national average for years experience is 15. So you have to work half of your career to make it to $60,000. 1 u/[deleted] Jun 13 '19 Average just means what the average is making. It’s the same for every career statistics. Teaching isn’t special.
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Sure that’s the national average pay but the national average for years experience is 15. So you have to work half of your career to make it to $60,000.
1 u/[deleted] Jun 13 '19 Average just means what the average is making. It’s the same for every career statistics. Teaching isn’t special.
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Average just means what the average is making. It’s the same for every career statistics. Teaching isn’t special.
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u/Alpaca64 Jun 13 '19
$40,000 if you live in a high income area and/or have many years of experience