RE: I wont even get into what these people will be teaching US kids.
My understanding is the shortages are in the subjects of Math and Sciences.
You can’t BS these subjects unlike history.
Flipside of that is that if you’re an American who is strong in math and science you’re going to have a lot of higher-paying career options than going into teaching.
You can’t BS these subjects unlike history.
Apparently you haven't been reading about how Seattle is now approaching the teaching of math. Let's just say it's more of a history lesson about white sin and cultural appropriation than it is about math.
And NYC has been on a campaign since Bloombutt to get rid of their veteran teachers in favor of brand new college grads, as the latter cost 1/2 what the former do, and the baby teachers don't have tenure. This includes tossing science and math teachers who had been successful in teaching their subjects for many years, leaving no one around in the science or math departments to mentor the newbies. All the present NYC Bored of Ed is concerned with is diversity, equality, and making sure every school has the PC number of blacks, hispanics, Asians and whites attending, no matter what neighborhood they're in.