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In reply to the discussion: David Boies plans to strip teachers of due process rights state by state. [View all]Recursion
(56,582 posts)50. Which one?
If any of those numbers are wrong I would like to know.
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David Boies plans to strip teachers of due process rights state by state. [View all]
madfloridian
Sep 2014
OP
Actually bad teachers CAN be fired. The admins must be ready, must document...
madfloridian
Sep 2014
#3
The school unions are more like associations in RTW states. Not very strong.
Starry Messenger
Sep 2014
#33
Test scores are highest in the states with the strongest tenure laws and teachers unions.
Starry Messenger
Sep 2014
#41
And must do it repeatedly, over time, while spending resources to "help" the teacher.
HuckleB
Sep 2014
#62
I hope you don't mean that every teacher deserves their right to due process taken away
BrotherIvan
Sep 2014
#5
Actually, many MEd's for Elementary and Middle school degrees have LOTS of new stuff...
Sancho
Sep 2014
#91
What I wrote is that the teaching profession can no longer attract certain fields that make more
BrotherIvan
Sep 2014
#93
I have always said we have plenty of bad teachers and need to pay more to attract greater talent
joeglow3
Sep 2014
#104
Well....that isn't the argument put forth by the Plaintiffs. If it was, I suspect
msanthrope
Sep 2014
#49
I don't think you are a liar, but you may have limited experience with these things....
Sancho
Sep 2014
#16
My concreteness is quite specific here: my principal should have been able to fire her
Recursion
Sep 2014
#32
Did you ever think the principal was the more incompetent one in this situation?
MohRokTah
Sep 2014
#55
The principal, with the help of the principal's supervisor. Still, it doesn't happen, quite often.
HuckleB
Sep 2014
#82
If the school system hired a science teacher who knew nothing about science, it is the school
ladjf
Sep 2014
#36
I didn't say to not look at the outcomes. I just didn't take the time to discuss everything
ladjf
Sep 2014
#68
Boies and similar groups are attacking tenure for purely political and profit reasons....
Sancho
Sep 2014
#17
Indeed, they want to replace teachers with untrained people who make $10.10 an hour
BuelahWitch
Sep 2014
#22
Yet a number of our so called moderates are going right along with it. nt
Guy Whitey Corngood
Sep 2014
#65
Yeah, *that* "superlawyer"!1 & GORE apparently hasn't learned, hired him for the Al Jezeera suit n/t
UTUSN
Sep 2014
#27
Let's not mince words here, brent. Are you alleging that I, an Obama campaign
msanthrope
Sep 2014
#75
You claim that it was your tenure that gave you more confidence to do what the law required.
msanthrope
Sep 2014
#99
No..REALLY. Here is where you PROVE, with a primary source, either from the CA
msanthrope
Sep 2014
#101
When did the civil rights of children become subordinate to a property right?
msanthrope
Sep 2014
#106
Jake...on another thread you obviously were angry with me for reminding you
msanthrope
Sep 2014
#112
Makes one wonder how much his legal heart was in it when arguing for a Gore victory......
WinkyDink
Sep 2014
#47