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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Has America churned, burned, and harassed all of our own human capital out of the profession that we have to outsource now? This will not make teaching more desirable but now we can open our dirty American secrets up to the international community about how dysfunction, predatory, and pathetic our education system is. Good luck teachers. Don't let the admin bastards get you down. [/quote] Pretty much. Prince Georges County also have been using teachers from the Philippines where the Post published an article about it several years ago: https://www.washingtonpost.com/local/education/caught-in-the-middle-foreign-teachers-in-pr-georges-fight-to-stay-in-america/2011/04/14/AF9OPZ9F_story.html (it might be stuck behind a paywall, sometimes I can view the article and other times I get the pop up to sign in/subscribe) From what I recall it was pretty similar conditions. ie a bunch of single teachers living together in an apartment with dorm like conditions. Then you have those programs like Teach For America, which takes US college grads with non education related degrees, I think put them through a training program and then place them in a school in an area where teachers are needed.[/quote]
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