Why are some schools keen on recruiting graduate teachers?

In the process of recruiting primary and secondary school teachers, many regions will open special "green channels" for graduate students to attract more highly educated people to join the teaching staff.

For example, some time ago, a high-tech zone in a city in Guangdong issued the Announcement on Recruitment of Teachers in Public Primary and Secondary Schools in 2022, recruiting 9 1 in-service teachers. Applicants must be recent graduates with master's or doctoral degrees (including some qualified previous graduates). These candidates only need to go through online interview, physical examination, inspection and other processes to go through the entry procedures, and do not need to take a written test.

Primary and secondary schools are keen to hire highly educated graduate students because many people think that "highly educated teachers must have a high level." In the real society, if a primary and secondary school teacher has a master's degree or a doctor's degree, people will sit up and take notice; If a middle school (primary school) has many teachers with graduate diplomas, people will look at this school with new eyes, and everyone will think that this school is a good school.

Many people think that "teachers with high academic qualifications have high level", which is mainly related to the "academic thinking" formed for a long time. Due to the high esteem of the whole society for academic qualifications, it seems that people with high academic qualifications can do everything well.

It is undeniable that highly educated teachers have advantages in many aspects. First of all, their theoretical foundation is more solid and professional; Secondly, their learning ability is first-class. As long as you are willing to learn, you can make great achievements in teaching and scientific research. Third, they have a higher starting point and a broader career development platform. But are teachers with high academic qualifications very tall at a certain level? This requires a big question mark.