I think it is necessary to raise the entry threshold for teachers as well as their salaries. Therefore, combining educational theory and modern educational technology in education and teaching, popularizing efficient classrooms, the teaching effect of nature education will be higher and higher! This is also why many city investment departments need high-quality talents to join, rather than simply pulling enterprises.

The treatment of teachers has improved significantly. Nowadays, teachers are not respected, largely because some teachers are not serious in class, make up lessons after class, and then say that they have violated the teacher's ethics. The essence is that their wages are very low. Only four or five thousand old teachers have worked in my city for thirty years. These are teachers with higher titles. Think again, the lower the title, the lower it may be! The most direct way to attract talents is salary. Teachers are not gods, but they also need to support their families!

Teachers are more professional, which can be found in some underdeveloped areas. The growth of students needs not only the cultivation of these subjects, but also the cultivation of these part-time teachers. I'm not saying that these part-time teachers are not good, but students will be more interested if there are more professional teachers to teach.

Since then, with the development of education, the number of college students has increased and the industrial structure has changed. Most people with higher education can choose market-oriented and high-paying jobs, such as finance and computers. Therefore, from the perspective of social structure, teachers and other traditional industries are no longer the best talents, although the absolute value of their employees' academic qualifications has increased. If these industries can also be marketized, they can really attract outstanding talents through high salaries. However, judging from the current high fees charged by private hospitals and schools, it is understandable that marketization will cause most civilians to be unable to go to school and look down on illness, so the state can only firmly grasp it. As a result, the civilian class can enjoy decent education and low-cost medical services; Employees in public schools and hospitals can only get meager wages under the planned economy. This leads to the further loss of outstanding talents, leaving only a few people to stick to it; Some practitioners make profits in other ways, further reducing their reputation.