The prestige of any occupation depends mainly on how much money it is possible to make by doing the job. It's very prestigious to be a doctor or a lawyer today. When students choose their future profession, one of the parameters they consider is salary. Being a teacher equals not being well paid. So many students choose not to go into that field. Inc

Too many bureaucracies regulate our education system. These bureaucracies make poor choices of what subjects should be covered in the classroom and what instructional methods should be used. Teachers do not have any choice about how to present the material. Principals run their schools not as they should but as the school bureaucracy dictates Teachers cannot be creative in a modern school because heavy regulations in public education prevent them from going their own way. The main task of teachers have become preparing students for different tests. In fact, teachers are slaves of the bureaucratic system. By changing and reforming all this, schools will attract American teachers.

There is a perception in this country that rich schools do well and poor schools do badly. Dollars do matter, but not as an input measure. Dollars matter when they are applied to achieve student results- e.g., extending the day so students can have more time on task. Principals mus

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