The Lesson: Education Costs

John: Let us turn our attention to the cost of education. We have illustrated the necessity of the need of philosophy and personal finances classes throughout the years of required learning. How do we attempt to pay for these measures in lights of finding qualified teachers, and paying for proper materials?

Jason: The universities have plenty of potentially, qualified teachers. The government should reduce the salaries of the administration that earn more than seven times than the lowest paid teacher. In many instances, this will either allow you to provide two to three more teachers, or hire someone who may be an expert in the field.

John: Still we must compare what is needed for each student to excel. For instance if it costs on average, $2500 a year to educate a child in a classroom who is a straight A student then it should be reasonable that this occurs across the board.

Jason: But what if the child has additional needs, maybe Braille or a special ramp, we will accommodate these students as well? It is our duty to educate all. Also, we must take the economics of the areas under consideration, places like Tokyo or NY City are very expensive in comparison to Cleveland.

John: Yes my son. Of course all material necessary to maintain the safety and educational development of our children will granted. What is important to maintain that education grants will be evenly distributed by the government based on need and not based on performance:

Jason: What if a school system is producing tremendous workers who contribute heavily to our taxes? Should we not invest in our future leaders and reward success?

John: We should reward the teachers for their performance and pump money into worthy grants submitted by these schools. However it is only fair to hear any grant proposal.

Jason: So it is clear that we believe that education funds should never be reduced based on the performance, below the Republic's average,  teachers should be rewarded for excellence, and education grants are available for achievement or worthy proposals.

John: That is it. All points were well said.