robinson@dewey.soe.berkeley.edu (Michael Robinson) (08/01/88)
In article <176@sulaco.UUCP> allen@sulaco.UUCP (Allen Gwinn) writes: >In article <25268@ucbvax.BERKELEY.EDU>, robinson@dewey.soe.berkeley.edu (Michael Robinson) writes: > >> Maybe that's what is wrong with this country. Too many people take what >> they learned in high school too seriously. It impedes progress and encourages >> misconceptions. Especially considering the quality of U.S. high schools. > >In noticed that you appear to be studying education at UC-Berkeley. What >are you studying in this line of education for if you feel the way you >do? What do you expect to do to rectify this situation after graduation? I am not an educator in training. I am a system administrator. Without a college degree, I make more money per hour administering Unix systems than an elementary school teacher makes with a degree, accreditation, and 10 years teaching experience. Personally, I think educating children is of greater value to society than patching kernals, but that isn't the way the paychecks are distributed. And even competent and dedicated people have to eat. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Michael Robinson USENET: ucbvax!ernie!robinson ARPA: robinson@ernie.berkeley.edu