Election is Over. Cosecha
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Wednesday, August 01, 2012
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1 comment:
Corporately funded attacks on public education and teachers unions have portrayed higher paid, more experienced teachers as villains. We believe that Master teachers training less experienced teachers is a great idea and by eliminating seniority, tenure and recall rights these corporate minded "educators" claim they are trying to remove the "bad teachers." Yet the real purpose is to create a cheaper, less experienced workforce, exactly opposite of what is best for educating our students.
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