Reply #26: That's your opinion.

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You said "current public education teachers" which would include those currently teaching in public schools. You are so wrong. How dare you call me and my colleagues undereducated? Nearly all of us have masters degrees in our subject area. Some have a masters in BOTH their subject areas and education. One even has a PhD in his subject. We are all highly qualified in our subject areas and have passed the subject areas exams, some quite rigorous.

And, since you obviously don't know what you're talking about, you need to know that those in education training aren't teachers yet. It takes several years to really learn the art of teaching -- even born teachers need time in the classroom to hone their skills. You're judging an entire professional body by a few education students. Guess that Jesuit education didn't teach you critical thinking.