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CMV: We need to allocate way more funds to just directly pay teachers more.

I believe that just across the board we need to raise the salary of teachers as a baseline. On top of that we urgently need more ways to compensate the extra effort that goes on outside of schooltime to be a good teacher. 

My case is that:

A free market is good for the short term. However things such as education falls outside of its scope, because education very indirectly contributes to any single party's immediate success, yet it is arguably the greatest contributor to a society's success. In these situations, a government needs to step in and readjust the value of education so that it falls within the scope of a free market. 

I believe that the recompense for an educational role is so far away from the value it brings to a society. The capability of being an excellent teacher is rare. It is also very valuable and transferable. And yet the reward for choosing an educational career pales so much in comparison to going into the industries. 

I believe we should make it so that to a potential teacher, the choice of going into education or going into industry is tied or close to tied, with that particular person's passion being the tiebreaker.
gpt
So are you saying that we need to re-allocate already existing funds to pay teachers? Or to just throw more money into the education fund?

The education budget has been increasing every year, but schools are choosing to spend the increases on things other than paying teachers.