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Mchristophermsw
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OP,
Once again good post!
However, what you said about people staying home and making a lot of money at home is not correct for the most part.
If you know any k-12 teachers in metropolis areas then you know they don't do it for the money! One can barely survive in the SF Bay area as a teacher.
But If teaching is what I do, I would rather do it overseas on a tropical island drinking coconut water, enjoying fresh fruit and food rather than here in the US  |
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Mchristophermsw
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elenai12,
SLP may get 65 per 1/2 per diam but not as a regular salary.
I know my buddy is SLP in L. A county and he started at 60K per year full time work.
Just want to paint a more realistic picture before someone starts a program |
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elenai12
Joined: 05 Nov 2006
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Location: NEW YORK
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| Posted: Mon Nov 20, 2006 6:43 pm Post subject: |
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hi,
you said:"SLP may get 65 per 1/2 per diam but not as a regular salary:, it's correct, but if you have to work with only 5-6 kids a day for $65 pre half an hour, wouldn't you? Work for the agency, there's a huge need of SLPs in NY area... so you are welcome |
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