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To: steve harris who wrote (194931)	7/18/2004 11:17:08 PM
From: SilentZ	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1572601

>I disagree with the opinion that paying an employee more, that is not doing a good job, will result in that employee doing a better job. Even if they are underpaid. Maybe I miss your point. You do. Many of the people who would probably make the best teachers don't go into teaching because they can make more money elsewhere. The only real perks to teachers are a short year (made up by extra hours during the year, really), and decent job security. I'm arguing that you can add accountability by making the job security less important by paying teachers more, and also that paying teachers more will attracted more talented people. -Z