Disir
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- Sep 30, 2011
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They don't get to pick and choose. They take everyone.
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A teacher shouldn't have to have a bachelors, masters, or doctorate, to teach. If they were a high rated student when leaving high school they are more than capable of stepping into a teaching job for the things they did well at. In which case the cost of education would drop dramatically.
Demanding such only means that we're going back to the feudal cast system.
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Ah, so are you telling me that your vision of teachers is the same as McDonalds?
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BTW: I had 90 credits in electronics and teaching (approximately 45 credits towards each) transfer into a major university when I started. Then I was told that none of those credits counted towards getting me out of any classes in the College Of Liberal Arts (I was studying Physics) or the College Of Education (I was studying Secondary Education) at either of those branches of the campus.
So yeah an entrenched cast system with nepotism built in.
I now hold over 200 worthless credits because I realized that even if I did graduate I would be better off doing construction and farming because I didn't have those kind of...... connections.
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I didn't even see this. Sorry.