He mentions how doctors and nurses take years upon years of seminars and classes to fine-tune their skills for their profession. On the other hand teachers only need to take at least six to nine moths of classes to be certified as a teacher. This is very intriguing because you would think that teachers would have to take at least a minimum of two to three years of classes along with field experience just to get certified as a teacher. On another note teaching takes a lot of time and dedication like every other profession. Most teachers have to meet deadlines and go to meetings just like a manager of a store or an owner of a business would have to do.
Teachers also have to follow certain guidelines, rules, and regulations.
In a sense teaching is a business. Teachers are out there to better them selves and the people around them. If that were not the case they would not even be doing so. That is just how I feel though. Education can strengthen as a profession by means of more teacher seminars, more field experience, and most importantly more understanding of the subject that an individual is teaching.