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Korea Rewards Teachers
December 17, 2010
People can only come back to work if they have a way to take care of their children.
-Brad Smith, President of Microsoft
-Brad Smith, President of Microsoft
- Korea — 1.28
- Germany — 1.27
- Turkey — 1.08
- Singapore — 0.98
- Netherlands — 0.87
- Australia — 0.86
- England — 0.85
- Belgium — 0.84
- Finland — 0.81
- Japan — 0.81
- United States — 0.79
- Sweden — 0.75
- France — 0.72
- New Zealand — 0.70
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Displaying 1 CommentChild Care Council of Orange County Inc.
Goshen, NY, United States
Did these statistics take into account United States teacher's benefits and pension benefits or just salaries? Do education systems compare? Do other countries consider eduation from birth to high school unlike the United States where we have the silo of education and the silo of child care - and child care educarers are paid pitifully low salaries with few benefits? Do teachers in other countries have summers off? Stats can throw off the real picture sometimes...
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