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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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What people are saying

“You can pay teachers a million a year, but until discipline makes a comeback, we will not have successful schools.”

— @DebraKelly-u8d · YouTube comment

“Blaming school systems is easy but the real chaos starts at home with broken advice 😮‍💨 spent three whole years negotiating every single rule with my kids until we were all totally exhausted. I found all the answers and right guidance in…”

— @milanaguseva14 · YouTube comment

“It's not the pay Dr. Phil...its so much more and we as teachers feel that if we go to the media and sound the alarm....we could lose our job.”

— @debpaulson4235 · YouTube comment

“Can we please talk about the fact that kids nowadays SUCK!!!! They have no respect for the teachers and there are a multitude of behavioral issues not corrected at home and the teachers are just supposed to deal with it. Even if they are pa…”

— @edolezel87 · YouTube comment

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