Interview Plan
James Turnball: As principal of a high school, are full-time teachers paid adequately?
Are you for/against teacher unions, if so/not why?
It’s been argued that teachers are working in the worst conditions in decades, is that true?
Does striking work?
Ray Drady: Are teachers right in arguing they don’t get paid enough?
As well as working at school, teachers bring students’ work home to mark/grade, should they get paid for this via a logging system?
Deb Gee: As a teachers’ aid, is your pay marked down compared to that of a full-time teacher?
Should it be compulsary for teachers to be part of a teacher union?
As well as Christamas/Easter holidays, teachers also get term breaks off, are teachers right in arguing they don’t get paid enough compared to office workers who work 9 to 5 workdays?
Leanne Jemmett: It was announced early last week that a teacher strike is going to happen in November during VCE exams, do you think this is done on purpose as a way of sending a message to the government?
Is this strike going to affectstudents, if not/so why?
Education Union: Nurses recently went on strike not getting the desired result, what makes you think teachers are going to win?
Why should teachers get paid more?
Teachers are going to strike during during VCE exams, why then, why not next week?
