Our financial distress as teachers starts with the obvious culprit: remuneration. The Teachers Service Commission pay structure is rigid and opaque.

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After years of Marie Kondo and minimalism, it’s refreshing to read Mary Randolph Carter’s latest book, “Live With the Things You Love: And You’ll Live Happily Ever After” (Rizzoli; $55).