2000 more teachers

**Shaun Harris** · 8th July 2014, 12:28

Is that enough to make you vote for labour?

Winston peters looks after the oldies to get there vote so based on him looking out for them/himself, I am seriously consider casting my vote his way BUT BUT BUT Then Labour come out with the 2000+ more teachers for the kids, decisions decisions

**mulletman** · 8th July 2014, 12:40

More teachers and teacher aides has to be a good thing , im not keen on the idea of letting teachers/princepals out of class to tell other teachers how to suck eggs.

**Shaun Harris** · 8th July 2014, 12:48

Politics being just that, there is NOT one good party out there really. so do I vote for the past ie the past tax payers and our lifes supporters, or do I vote for the future youth.

**neels** · 8th July 2014, 12:49

It's got to be a better plan than the Nat's idea of more managers telling less staff how they should be working more efficiently, even if that is the currently fashionable management philosophy.

**Shaun Harris** · 8th July 2014, 12:53

Originally Posted by neels

It's got to be a better plan than the Nat's idea of more managers telling less staff how they should be working more efficiently, even if that is the currently fashionable management philosophy.

exactually. Look at how much Money Fontera manage each year with a base level of skilled staff.

**Banditbandit** · 8th July 2014, 12:54

Originally Posted by Moto-Dynamix

Is that enough to make you vote for labour?

Winston peters looks after the oldies to get there vote so based on him looking out for them/himself, I am seriously consider casting my vote his way BUT BUT BUT Then Labour come out with the 2000+ more teachers for the kids, decisions decisions

Ask Drew - I'm sure that you will do the opposite of what he tells you.

**Shaun Harris** · 8th July 2014, 12:55

Originally Posted by Banditbandit

Ask Drew - I'm sure that you will do the opposite of what he tells you.

haha we all know he will pipe up soon, he loves me really and stalkes me on here

Ps, just cause he loves me it does not stop me from thinking he still is a wanker though

**Gremlin** · 8th July 2014, 12:55

Proven to now say anything to anyone to get another vote.

I wasn't exactly trusting before, but I wasn't laughing at every proposal. I am now.

Everytime anyone asks about their numbers, if they have any, they don't stack up. Bunch of bullshit...

**BoristheBiter** · 8th July 2014, 13:22

Originally Posted by Gremlin

Proven to now say anything to anyone to get another vote.

I wasn't exactly trusting before, but I wasn't laughing at every proposal. I am now.

Every time anyone asks about their numbers, if they have any, they don't stack up. Bunch of bullshit...

The three stooges all looked dumbfounded when asked what the numbers were, no one knew.

guess they all thought someone else had done them.

Again Labour opens their mouth to stick their foot in. (they have done it so often it should be feet)

**Akzle** · 8th July 2014, 13:50

can i vote to have all politicians executed?
Until then, not fuken worth voting.

**Tazz** · 8th July 2014, 13:54

http://www.nzherald.co.nz/rotorua-da...289628&ref=rss

At its election year Congress at the weekend, Labour announced education policies costing $850 million over four years, including reduced class sizes, hiring 2000 more teachers, increasing teacher quality, restricting school donations and funding digital devices.

This all seems well thought out and realistic.

**Murray** · 8th July 2014, 14:01

And whose funding it and how???

Oh don't forget the beneficery's will be in line for increases as well!!!

Oh well I wont be able to afford bike registration now after all!!

**Ulsterkiwi** · 8th July 2014, 14:23

Originally Posted by BoristheBiter

The three stooges all looked dumbfounded when asked what the numbers were, no one knew.

guess they all thought someone else had done them.

it seems really stupid that they did not have those bits of information to hand. This announcement was made at a time of their own choosing, they knew and WANTED the press to be there to publicise it. It is Journalism101 to ask of a new policy how it will be paid for, how did they not anticipate that question coming and be prepared for it? Amateurs.

**trustme** · 8th July 2014, 14:28

Within limits class size does not matter, the calibre of the teacher sure as hell does . We can probably all remember the teacher who was an inept waste of space , can any of us remember a class size that prevented us from learning if we wanted to .