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		By: Christopher Winter		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[I&#039;m going to assume you meant &quot;this tear jerker&quot; in an ironic sense. Because that&#039;s not a tearjerker, Greg &#8212; unless the tears be those of joyful admiration.

Both my parents were teachers, and so I&#039;m probably more sensitive than most to situations like the one Randy DeVelbiss found himself in &#8212; a situation which prompted him to say the following for the record:  &quot;I left teaching because I couldn&#039;t stand it any more,&quot; [deVelbiss] said. &quot;If I failed a child, the parents always complained. If I reprimanded a child, the school would threaten disciplinary action. I figured out there are better things I could do with my life.&quot;

See page 97 of &lt;i&gt;Time To Start Thinking&lt;/i&gt; by Edward Luce.

And on page 75 of his 2012 book, Luce compares two salaries in Texas: &quot;According to the &lt;i&gt;Austin American-Statesman&lt;/i&gt; the average salary for a high school sports coach in Texas is $73,000, versus $42,000 for a teacher in any other field in the same grade.&quot;

The book also has some things to say about the Freemans, a struggling family in the eastern suburbs of Minneapolis. It provides good descriptions of several problems plaguing America.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I&#8217;m going to assume you meant &#8220;this tear jerker&#8221; in an ironic sense. Because that&#8217;s not a tearjerker, Greg &mdash; unless the tears be those of joyful admiration.</p>
<p>Both my parents were teachers, and so I&#8217;m probably more sensitive than most to situations like the one Randy DeVelbiss found himself in &mdash; a situation which prompted him to say the following for the record:  &#8220;I left teaching because I couldn&#8217;t stand it any more,&#8221; [deVelbiss] said. &#8220;If I failed a child, the parents always complained. If I reprimanded a child, the school would threaten disciplinary action. I figured out there are better things I could do with my life.&#8221;</p>
<p>See page 97 of <i>Time To Start Thinking</i> by Edward Luce.</p>
<p>And on page 75 of his 2012 book, Luce compares two salaries in Texas: &#8220;According to the <i>Austin American-Statesman</i> the average salary for a high school sports coach in Texas is $73,000, versus $42,000 for a teacher in any other field in the same grade.&#8221;</p>
<p>The book also has some things to say about the Freemans, a struggling family in the eastern suburbs of Minneapolis. It provides good descriptions of several problems plaguing America.</p>
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