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The Dr. Phil Podcast — Where In The World Did All The Teachers Go?
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Where In The World Did All The Teachers Go?

The Dr. Phil Podcast

Burned-out teachers making 73 cents on the dollar. Overworked, underpaid, and walking out the door 7 in 10 quit within five years. This is your kid. Your classroom. Right now. Dr. Phil says it's time to stop talking about fixing education and start doing it. Sponsored by Preserve Gold: Get up to $20,000 in FREE Gold &…

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Yep I am a teacher at heart but left that field. I didnt want to but needed to for a number of reasons mainly financial but also my mental and emotional health. I do not agree with alot of things that public schools act like is okay

@erinpugh8819 · YouTube comment

teacher's don't make a living wage? let them do construction

@Kinder_tentoes · YouTube comment

My daughter is a TEACHER and not only is she not paid a living wage....her whole school district received an income cut (hers was $5,000 annual because of a program allocation error made by a district administrator...HOWEVER, he received an…

@Mina-mt6kt · YouTube comment

So 60% of my property taxes goes to the school system. That's almost $7,000 a year. I didn't even use public schools since I had my son in catholic school for 12 years. I should get my money back. Yes there are good teachers underpaid but t…

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