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This is why you'll see revolving doors in this profession - more than you've seen in the past.  If you have young kids, hope and pray that there's enough stability in this profession to ensure your children get a solid education.

My "boss," who's half my age, is a disaster.  He can't control his low level kids and isn't challenging his high level students.  I know b/c they come back to me to complain.

On the flip side, there are some young, dedicated individuals (early to mid-30s) who can't take the pressure of being sandwiched between under-performing or enabled kids and their parents.  Add an unsupported layer of admin to the mix, and you're driving off some talented individuals.

So once the "sacred cows" like me leave, you'll see how quickly the profession deteriorates.  And you can only thank yourself for being such an ignorant bitch.[/quote]

We're homeschooling thanks to the poor quality of teachers/education/administration we saw in both public and private schools. No hoping or praying involved. The system isn't working.

Mass schooling already has deteriorated - I hate to tell you. Too crappy of parents, too much mainstreaming and focusing disproportionate amounts of resources on the kids least likely to achieve, too much job security for teachers/admin, too many unions.

The model just doesn't work today. Most of that isn't teachers, but some of it is  (usually under the direction of their union).  [/quote]

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