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How do we solve America’s teacher shortage?

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Gary Tapperson 🇺🇸✝️6 months ago

@DanaPerino Fire every single Liberal Teacher, and start over! Retirees could teach, for example retired engineers could easily teach math, physics, science…

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Anny Sp6 months ago

@DanaPerino Abolish the teachers unions.

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Grumpy_Old_Man6 months ago

@DanaPerino Blow up NEA & teachers unions. No more tenure. Individual contracts. Keep the good release the bad. No more nepotism hires.

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Vet for Vets6 months ago

@DanaPerino Maybe offer them a FAIR living wage? Stop letting the administrators makes 6x as much ? Maybe put morals an teacher vetting back in our schools , Stop DEI hiring ? Geez , I think I just about solved it !

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Debmarie6 months ago

@DanaPerino Pay them more and give them protection. That means expelling the kids whom threaten them and others, mentally and physically. Then fine their parents and make them pay for damages. That may help alot.

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Fish6 months ago

Get rid of the feminsts, get rid of the bad teachers, make all schools private (with or without public funds), allow teachers to discipline, hold parents accountable and pay teachers more, add vocational schools, remove forced union membership, better sorting of students.

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Doty Allison6 months ago

@DanaPerino No amount of money will help if parents are unwilling to discipline their kids and are willing to partner with the teachers to educate their children.

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BIGRED6 months ago

Pay them and stop shoving politics down their throats

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Brian Donohue6 months ago

Trying to prevent them from getting shot in school might be a start.

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DK6 months ago

Maybe Fox doesn’t tell the world that they’re indoctrinating children with your own bullshit conspiracies and then launch a nationwide campaign to abolish the federal and state income sources that fund the work that they do? Let’s just call that a starting point.

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FOX News Radio6 months ago

Bestselling author @JP_Books tells @DanaPerino that meaningful change starts with respecting educators and elevating their status through stronger funding and support. Get the full episode of the FOX News Rundown:

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The Sober Independent6 months ago

they are always crying poor ...making parents fundraise and then going on strike....they don't see the money in their salaries...it goes to administrative waste and the unions

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Christopher Smith6 months ago

Why did Fox ignore Trump posting a pic of him as Jesus? He’s a disgrace.

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Rob Lloyd6 months ago

@DanaPerino AI

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Nan6 months ago

@DanaPerino By getting rid of DEI for starters.

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Jerry Padilla6 months ago

@DanaPerino Increase teacher's pay, while DECREASING administrator's pay. We need MORE teacher's, and a lot LESS beuracrats.

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KW GIRL ✝️🇺🇸6 months ago

Fire all the administration and pay the teachers more. End of story.

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Thebackbone6 months ago

@DanaPerino My wife has been a teacher for 23 years and she’s never really worried about the money a ton even though she doesn’t make great money at all. Her biggest problem is the kids behavior. The kids behave like pure animals and there’s nothing a teacher can do about it.

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Ed Hyland6 months ago

@DanaPerino Pay them more

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Alex6 months ago

@DanaPerino Crazy how republicans have to twist their own narrative into a pretzel because they aren’t allowed to say “pay teachers more” as the solution. Teachers have been underpaid for 50 years. Yet, only democrats ever fight to give them a higher salary.

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SACyclone6 months ago

@DanaPerino Teachers need Better pay

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Chad Thomas6 months ago

1) Fire about half of the administrators and let teachers run their classrooms again. 2) Stop preferring seniority so heavily and increase starting pay. 3) Rework teaching schools so they're not liberal indoctrination cults more interested in pushing new education theories than teaching young people proven teaching methods.

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Benevolent Dictator Jack B. Stout II6 months ago

Eliminate public education run by the government in favor of private education funded by the government based on the number of students enrolled. This way schools would have to compete for students by providing a better service.

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Citincin16 months ago

@DanaPerino Part time teachers Prevent the burnout

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T M Freeman6 months ago

Improve discipline.

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Al6 months ago

@DanaPerino Pay good ones more money, no tenure, and give teachers more authority over students. Have teachers backs.

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Joyce6 months ago

@DanaPerino Start with paying them more!!!!!

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Fire Pie 🔥🥧6 months ago

Pay teachers more than a living wage. Invest in our education system. Get parents to learn how to discipline their kids so they arrive at school pre-civilized.

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Jeff Sorensen6 months ago

@DanaPerino Stop teaching DEI

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David B6 months ago

@DanaPerino You need to change the cultural attitude toward education.

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Keith6 months ago

Stop letting students beat the shit out of teachers. Send those kids to jail and return schools to educating instead of indoctrinating.

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Michael6 months ago

One can't respect a profession that has promoted Marxist ideology for the last 60 years.

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Talisman6 months ago

@DanaPerino Please muzzle Jesse…

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Peter Hoyos6 months ago

@DanaPerino It’s not a money problem. It’s a cultural problem. Women were guided into the profession until the feminist movement. Teachers became political activists, and the public lost all respect for them.

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