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proud2BlibKansan Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sun Jul-17-05 12:23 PM
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28. Glad you agree
articles like this piss me off more than I can say. What we do for a living is hard enough, we don't need average Joe out there convinced we are incompetent fools who couldn't find jobs anywhere else.
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  -Low-income schools lack top teachers Judi Lynn  Jul-17-05 05:49 AM   #0 
  - I know some teachers in low-income schools  postulater   Jul-17-05 06:01 AM   #1 
  - Yep. The same thing is happening in Chicago.  iconoclastic cat   Jul-17-05 10:34 AM   #7 
  - Because you like kids?  proud2Blib   Jul-17-05 11:52 AM   #13 
  - Oh, I do love kids. What is happening to American culture, however,  iconoclastic cat   Jul-17-05 12:12 PM   #20 
     - Me too  proud2Blib   Jul-17-05 12:18 PM   #26 
        - Yeah, that's a good way to go. If I am hired by school, I'll try that.  iconoclastic cat   Jul-17-05 12:23 PM   #29 
           - I am so glad to hear that  proud2Blib   Jul-17-05 12:25 PM   #31 
              - Well, last year was my first year, and when it went well, it was great.  iconoclastic cat   Jul-17-05 12:29 PM   #34 
                 - Every teacher's first year was a disaster  Yupster   Jul-18-05 12:07 AM   #66 
  - A friend of mine has been teaching in inner city HS for years now.  barb162   Jul-17-05 12:20 PM   #27 
     - I don't have any evidence that the "coke baby" phenomenon is real,  iconoclastic cat   Jul-17-05 12:27 PM   #32 
     - No, research indicates that there really is no such thing as a coke baby  proud2Blib   Jul-17-05 12:35 PM   #37 
     - My friend said he can tell a coke kid in a few minutes. He was  barb162   Jul-17-05 12:48 PM   #39 
     - Your friend is misinformed  proud2Blib   Jul-17-05 12:30 PM   #35 
        - Yes, and I would wonder . . .  donco6   Jul-17-05 01:14 PM   #46 
           - Kids who are smart enough to take Physics in high school  proud2Blib   Jul-17-05 01:22 PM   #47 
              - Absolutely.  donco6   Jul-17-05 01:28 PM   #48 
  - Yup, you got that right...  CGrantt57   Jul-17-05 10:46 AM   #8 
  - I am a teacher in a low income school  proud2Blib   Jul-17-05 11:55 AM   #15 
     - Damn right!  iconoclastic cat   Jul-17-05 12:14 PM   #23 
     - Glad you agree  proud2Blib   Jul-17-05 12:23 PM   #28 
        - Good posts proud2Blib...  Iowa   Jul-17-05 04:24 PM   #56 
        - Thanks Iowa  proud2Blib   Jul-17-05 09:27 PM   #62 
        - But...that's the perception...  lapislzi   Jul-17-05 07:58 PM   #60 
           - Well, I email a local reporter regularly  proud2Blib   Jul-17-05 09:34 PM   #63 
     - I am not sure it is the teachers. My friend has a masters in physics  barb162   Jul-17-05 12:24 PM   #30 
        - And the administrators allow that?  proud2Blib   Jul-17-05 01:09 PM   #44 
  - And if the best teachers available taught there  cmd   Jul-17-05 06:12 AM   #2 
  - Agreed. Well said. n/t  krkaufman   Jul-17-05 08:03 AM   #6 
  - And the parents need to have jobs too  postulater   Jul-17-05 11:44 AM   #11 
  - I am a highly qualified teacher  dsc   Jul-17-05 06:28 AM   #3 
  - I always thought if teachers had their tuition paid off from college by  Catfight   Jul-17-05 07:23 AM   #5 
  - I can't think of how many federal laws this would break.  donco6   Jul-17-05 11:55 AM   #14 
  - simply changing when breaks happen would help  dsc   Jul-17-05 04:01 PM   #55 
     - Yes.  donco6   Jul-17-05 07:23 PM   #58 
  - We had those!!  proud2Blib   Jul-17-05 12:12 PM   #19 
     - I had NDEA loans  cmd   Jul-17-05 03:02 PM   #51 
  - You high school math teachers are going to have to accept the fact  proud2Blib   Jul-17-05 12:04 PM   #18 
  - That isn't what I meant  dsc   Jul-17-05 03:56 PM   #53 
     - Well you never subbed in my classroom or in my school  proud2Blib   Jul-17-05 09:46 PM   #64 
        - On some things yes and on others no  dsc   Jul-18-05 12:05 AM   #65 
  - In some districts like Chicago the senior teachers couldn't  barb162   Jul-17-05 12:27 PM   #33 
     - wow I never heard of that  dsc   Jul-17-05 03:58 PM   #54 
  - The link sends one to a different story...  teach1st   Jul-17-05 06:33 AM   #4 
  - Thanks for providing the correct link. Very embarrassed here.... n/t  Judi Lynn   Jul-17-05 11:19 AM   #10 
  - Hasn't it always been that the "better schools" were in the wealthy  napi21   Jul-17-05 10:58 AM   #9 
  - That is not true everywhere  proud2Blib   Jul-17-05 12:14 PM   #22 
  - I teach in a low-income school...  YvonneCa   Jul-17-05 11:45 AM   #12 
  - I'm in central administration for a low-income district,  donco6   Jul-17-05 11:59 AM   #16 
  - The only teachers that can last in a low income area  proud2Blib   Jul-17-05 12:15 PM   #24 
     - Several of my classmates became teachers in the inner city  barb162   Jul-17-05 12:33 PM   #36 
        - I have done this for 25 years  proud2Blib   Jul-17-05 12:37 PM   #38 
        - It was happening often in Chicago  barb162   Jul-17-05 12:50 PM   #40 
           - So are you saying no one should work there?  proud2Blib   Jul-17-05 01:05 PM   #43 
              - I have no idea how strong the union is  barb162   Jul-17-05 04:27 PM   #57 
                 - There are all these reasons the schools are terrible  proud2Blib   Jul-17-05 09:24 PM   #61 
        - In nine years in urban Denver . . .  donco6   Jul-17-05 07:27 PM   #59 
  - 1 out of 10 American teenagers can't identify the US on a world globe.nt  VegasWolf   Jul-17-05 12:02 PM   #17 
  - And you know that from where?  proud2Blib   Jul-17-05 12:17 PM   #25 
  - You're watching too much Jay Leno. eom  donco6   Jul-17-05 01:05 PM   #42 
  - I heard that only a few days ago, also. It didn't seem possible!  Judi Lynn   Jul-17-05 01:09 PM   #45 
  - 1997 was 8 years ago  proud2Blib   Jul-17-05 01:31 PM   #49 
  - New Study: 1 in 2 DUers can't tell ass from hole in ground.  donco6   Jul-17-05 03:39 PM   #52 
  - Runner up for this month's "You Call This NEWS?" award  rocknation   Jul-17-05 12:13 PM   #21 
  - Not necessarily.  donco6   Jul-17-05 01:04 PM   #41 
  - actually it is as much working conditions as salary  dsc   Jul-18-05 12:44 AM   #67 
  - My daughter wants to teach in NYC  HockeyMom   Jul-17-05 01:32 PM   #50 
  - This is news...to who?  Placebo   Jul-18-05 12:50 AM   #68 
 

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