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Paying Teachers More Is The Only Way To Fix Public Education

Posted on October 1, 2012 by teacherfinance

A few weeks ago, my friend Kevin from Thousandaire and I started going back and forth on Twitter about teacher pay. The conversation sprang from an article I tweeted about how teachers get screwed, pay-wise. For the life of me, … Continue reading →

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Posted in Teaching, Uncategorized | 24 Replies

On Money vs. Time, Or, I Have No More Extra Income Gigs

Posted on September 24, 2012 by teacherfinance

Ever since I started teaching full time six years ago, I’ve never just taught. I’ve always had some kind of side gig going to earn extra income. I’ve tutored after school, at times in two programs at once. I’ve written … Continue reading →

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Posted in Money In, Money Out, Stress, Teaching | 9 Replies

Get AP Credit, Avoid Student Loan Debt

Posted on February 24, 2012 by teacherfinance

I don’t talk very much about it here, but I teach two A.P. classes. As in, two different A.P. subjects. If you’re unfamiliar with the College Board’s Advanced Placement program, it basically allows high school students to take advanced classes … Continue reading →

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The Pros and Cons of Teaching, Financial and Otherwise

Posted on January 29, 2012 by teacherfinance

I mention all the time that I really love my job. And it’s true, I do. I find teaching challenging, intellectually fulfilling, and emotionally rewarding. But it isn’t a career for everyone. Even as a teacher who loves the profession, … Continue reading →

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