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madfloridian Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sun Jun-13-10 05:44 PM
Response to Reply #54
57. They haven't planned it that far along yet.
:)

Eventually someone will notice the plans are haphazard and incomplete and say oh wait....but probably not.
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  -In bold move, Colorado alters teacher tenure rules The Northerner  Jun-13-10 04:07 AM   #0 
  - Bold move (and good move) indeed.  lamp_shade   Jun-13-10 04:20 AM   #1 
  - You know nothing about tenure.  mediaman007   Jun-13-10 05:22 AM   #9 
  - Ooooooooh... yes I do.  lamp_shade   Jun-13-10 05:26 AM   #12 
     - Then its pretty foolish to contend that tenure is the  mediaman007   Jun-13-10 05:29 AM   #13 
        - I'm all for due process. The issue is incompetent and ineffective teachers who SHOULD be fired.  lamp_shade   Jun-13-10 05:52 AM   #21 
           - Always loverly to see CONSERVATIVE talking points on a liberal site  Go2Peace   Jun-13-10 06:05 AM   #23 
           - You disagree with my statement?  lamp_shade   Jun-13-10 06:14 AM   #26 
              - Their Talking points and way of life have been so successful  Go2Peace   Jun-13-10 04:19 PM   #49 
           - You can't be all for due process, then dismiss it.  mediaman007   Jun-13-10 06:39 AM   #29 
  - Deleted message  Name removed   Jun-13-10 08:31 AM   #38 
  - Why is that? Because teachers must experience the worst aspects of private industry w/o the big $$?  WinkyDink   Jun-13-10 05:23 PM   #55 
  - So let's say I teach in a poor district, and you teach in a rich one  adigal   Jun-13-10 10:15 PM   #59 
  - "bold" - is that what they're calling attacks on labor these days?  Hannah Bell   Jun-13-10 04:25 AM   #2 
  - I am trying to think of another  pipoman   Jun-13-10 04:48 AM   #3 
  - How about cops? What does it take to be fired  sabrina 1   Jun-13-10 04:52 AM   #4 
  - I've known cops who have been fired for  pipoman   Jun-13-10 04:56 AM   #6 
     - which public servant is it that's untouchable? hell of a lot more teachers getting fired  Hannah Bell   Jun-13-10 05:44 AM   #18 
  - i'm trying to think of why some feel it necessary to pretend that tenure = "untouchable"  Hannah Bell   Jun-13-10 04:52 AM   #5 
  - I am trying to think of the last time I  pipoman   Jun-13-10 04:58 AM   #7 
  - I'm trying to think of the last time I heard of a  sabrina 1   Jun-13-10 05:21 AM   #8 
  - Well..  pipoman   Jun-13-10 05:45 AM   #19 
     - You forgot about publicly funded war criminals.  sabrina 1   Jun-13-10 06:15 AM   #27 
        - I think we probably agree, mostly, on this issue  pipoman   Jun-13-10 07:01 AM   #32 
  - Allow me to translate your ravings into another job  Chulanowa   Jun-13-10 05:25 AM   #11 
  - Excellent post ~  sabrina 1   Jun-13-10 05:34 AM   #16 
  - These conversations always  pipoman   Jun-13-10 05:52 AM   #20 
  - My experience?  Go2Peace   Jun-13-10 06:13 AM   #25 
  - Perhaps that is true  Chulanowa   Jun-13-10 06:36 AM   #28 
  - awesome. +10000. Schools are in the middle of a culture war  Go2Peace   Jun-13-10 06:09 AM   #24 
  - Increasingly we are two Democratic Parties.  Smarmie Doofus   Jun-13-10 07:13 AM   #35 
  - It shows how effective and scientific Republican information distortion is  Go2Peace   Jun-13-10 04:30 PM   #51 
  - Their Talking points and way of life have been so successful  Go2Peace   Jun-13-10 04:16 PM   #48 
  - Love it........................  snappyturtle   Jun-13-10 07:29 AM   #36 
  - Good points. I'll have to remember them for future discussions IRL n/t  krispos42   Jun-13-10 08:47 AM   #40 
  - +1  proud2BlibKansan   Jun-13-10 09:26 AM   #43 
  - maybe you don't get out much.  Hannah Bell   Jun-13-10 05:38 AM   #17 
  - And a hearing with impossible criteria  pipoman   Jun-13-10 06:01 AM   #22 
     - no clue what that's all about. you said no firings but for sex, i gave you some.  Hannah Bell   Jun-13-10 01:09 PM   #46 
  - It happens all the time in California.  Tutankhamun   Jun-13-10 08:28 AM   #37 
  - In my building (70 teacher FTE) we've had six in a decade.  Davis_X_Machina   Jun-13-10 08:59 AM   #41 
  - It's bescause some people hate unions, and will bash them any way they can.  Salviati   Jun-13-10 10:51 AM   #45 
  - Nice generalization.  mediaman007   Jun-13-10 05:24 AM   #10 
  - You have no clue about education, just believe the garbage that is spewed by the anti-labor folks  MadHound   Jun-13-10 08:37 AM   #39 
  - Thanks for the information  Go2Peace   Jun-13-10 04:37 PM   #52 
  - Wall Street - can't fire those clowns!! And they make the big bucks!!!  adigal   Jun-13-10 10:17 PM   #60 
  - Fornication. Wizardry. Having pictures of beer mugs in your facebook  jtuck004   Jun-13-10 05:31 AM   #14 
  - Wizardry  Chulanowa   Jun-13-10 06:46 AM   #31 
  - Deleted Dupe  jtuck004   Jun-13-10 05:31 AM   #15 
  - Not "bold " in the least. Corporate money > union influence.  Smarmie Doofus   Jun-13-10 06:45 AM   #30 
  - children are not widgets.....  madrchsod   Jun-13-10 07:04 AM   #33 
  - I wouldn't want my kids around teachers with actual job security.  rucky   Jun-13-10 07:08 AM   #34 
  - They'll join DU. ;-)  WinkyDink   Jun-13-10 05:25 PM   #56 
  - If you teach so well that every student gets an A how do you improve?  Toots   Jun-13-10 09:24 AM   #42 
  - And how does it get implemented fairly?  alcuno   Jun-13-10 09:29 AM   #44 
  - Breaking union contracts....very "bold" indeed. It is called union busting.  madfloridian   Jun-13-10 01:15 PM   #47 
  - It used to be that the grades a student earned was a reflection of how  Raineyb   Jun-13-10 04:25 PM   #50 
  - Those grades and everyday work don't matter now. Arne says one test...  madfloridian   Jun-13-10 05:17 PM   #53 
  - And yet, ONLY Core Subject teachers will be subjected to this. Or is Home Ec tested? Phys Ed?  WinkyDink   Jun-13-10 05:22 PM   #54 
     - They haven't planned it that far along yet.  madfloridian   Jun-13-10 05:44 PM   #57 
     - Music? Art? Special Ed? Library Science?Teacher/Coordinators?  Smarmie Doofus   Jun-13-10 10:09 PM   #58 
 

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