Our City Schools: Their Administration And Supervision
Our City Schools: Their Administration And Supervision
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twice the salary or give twice the service of the man who supervises five schools and fifty teachers, but he certainly is worth more because a higher order of ability is required. As one's schools grow in number and in attendance, an increase in compensation may well be requested and worked for. The older a man is, as the head of a family, the more money he requires.
Perhaps no criticism is more unfair than the criticism oi some teach- ers of the superintendent's salary. It is almost invariably... true : — I. That where the superintendent's salary is relatively high, teachers' salaries are high, and that where his salary is low, theirs are low.
II. That the man who cannot secure an increase in his own salary can do very little to help teachers get increases.
III. That women's salaries as teachers, supervisors, and principals, are relatively nearer the incomes of business women, and that men's salaries as teachers, supervisors, principals, and superintendents, are much farther below the incomes of business men.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
twice the salary or give twice the service of the man who supervises five schools and fifty teachers, but he certainly is worth more because a higher order of ability is required. As one's schools grow in number and in attendance, an increase in compensation may well be requested and worked for. The older a man is, as the head of a family, the more money he requires.
Perhaps no criticism is more unfair than the criticism oi some teach- ers of the superintendent's salary. It is almost invariably... true : — I. That where the superintendent's salary is relatively high, teachers' salaries are high, and that where his salary is low, theirs are low.
II. That the man who cannot secure an increase in his own salary can do very little to help teachers get increases.
III. That women's salaries as teachers, supervisors, and principals, are relatively nearer the incomes of business women, and that men's salaries as teachers, supervisors, principals, and superintendents, are much farther below the incomes of business men.
What to read after Our City Schools: Their Administration And Supervision?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Estabrook Chancellor to read onlineMoreLess
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