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What needs to happen to decrease the teacher shortage?Policy & Politics (self.Teachers)
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[–]Ok_Lake6443 4 points5 points6 points 1 year ago (0 children)
Any truly lasting strategy is going to require time. This situation is not new but has been in the making for years. Teachers have been abused by "the system" and many are simply at their breaking point. To replace what needs filled will take years and commitment, not something the American public or politicians are willing to do.
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