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Originally posted by david25: ↑

1. The paperwork and extra time required uses too much of a teachers life.
2 Studients who are advanced or behind require and independent learning plan which uses around 70 hours extra a term. 2 weeks a teachers time.
3 Teachers work around 55 hours a week which includes out of school activities and around 4 weeks of holiday time. 48 weeks x 55hours 2640 hours a year. If they were paid $70 hour they should be paid. $185,000 a year but the current entry level is around $70,000

Dumb politicians who know nothing about teaching sit around like monkies scratching there head in the media are starting to look pathetic.

Teachers spend more time monitoring, testing and integrating technology that teaching.

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Where do you find these teachers who work 48 weeks per year? The fact there's a shortage indicates there are plenty of issues, but no teacher I know works 48 weeks per year.

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