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burke. this is -- and if you can enter, we have a sort of overall but we have huge shortages, specifically and the special ed. obviously it's been mentioned, math and science, usually also. and yet, most school systems, the pay is pretty uniform, it's based on and credentials overall. is there merit. as a guy who has a history professor in college, i can tell you that i but i did make was. people in the engineering department or in the business school made. i don't begrudge them that i don't mean that critically of anybody. that was just my skill was less common, more available than the others. would it be wild having pay differentials and specific choice areas to try to attract more people and maintain them for longer? >> thank you representative cole. i think that would generally be worthwhile, thinking of how district can differentiate pay in high demand areas. not only in high demand areas but differentiating pay to reward teachers who are doing excellent work in the classroom. they are

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now, miss burke, dr. burke. >> sir, if you would let me answer it i would like to -- >> ma'am, i'm moving on, i only have a limited amount of time. no filibustering allowed for you. doctor burke, what is a history of unionization? it appears that we have gotten worse teaching over the last 50 years and, at the same time, unionization of teaching increased. is there a connection? is it the instant ability to, i won't say we'd, out but discourage teachers who really aren't good? because, for instance, merit pay is discouraged. where if you teach better you get paid more, instead of just a negotiated salary scale. could you just run through the history of unionization? >> sure. unionization is built into the teaching profession for a long time, borne out in part in the early 20th century as an effort in teacher professionalization. however, to your point, that has really morphed into something entirely different. we see capture of institutions like policies of institution. if we want to talk about ways to re

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