Stockholm. Higher wages, less administration and more power to teachers. It writes Green Party spokesperson Gustav Fridolin along with the president of the Teachers’ Union and the National Association of Teachers in Today’s Nyheter. They argue that an investment of SEK 10 000 per month to each teacher would give teachers a better opportunity to catch up students who might otherwise be off.
The authors would bet pay off even if the teacher just helped one student more than before.
In order to finance investment debaters suggest that the state step in and assist the municipalities financially.
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