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Working conditions vs. higher pay - News & Trends
Instructor, Sept, 2003
WORKING CONDITIONS VS. HIGHER PAY Improve working conditions in schools 47% by reducing class size Expand the pool of qualified applicants 39% by increasing pay for all teachers Make it easier to financially reward 9% outstanding teachers Not sure 5% HOW CAN WE IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF TEACHING? According to a 2003 report from Public Agenda, Stand By Me: What Teachers Really Think About Unions, Merit Pay and Other Professional Matters, most teachers believe that improving working conditions is the answer. Note: Table made from pie chart.
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