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Reply to "How big a deal are the recent teacher involuntary transfers?"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Involuntary doesn’t mean “against the strong wishes of the teacher.” It just means the system initiated it. It happened to my spouse a few years ago and he was slightly bummed but nothing more - he had to learn a new building/community but got a slightly shorter commute, and it’s worked out fine. I wouldn’t assume a bunch of people would quit over this or anything dramatic. [/quote] That’s not the definition but that’s what it means for a teacher. It is not a request or a choice.[/quote] It's correct that its not a request or a choice. But teachers know its a possibility. It happened to me earlier in my teaching career, and was difficult, but your first few years teaching it is a very real possibility. I know of a teacher a few years ago who was transferred during teacher preservice days. A few kindergarten students went to private school, and it was enough to lose a teacher position. [/quote]
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