So the best and the brightest became nurses and teachers. The good news for the rest of us was good health care and good schools and it didn't cost much. Since they couldn't work elsewhere, nurses and teachers were willing to work for very low wages. But when higher-salary jobs opened up for women, many women took them and when they did, it created a crisis in nursing care and the schools got worse. Congress and the president are debating to improve the schools are nice.
Good schools are the product of good teaching.
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