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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]1. That post was not me. Ah I also see, where we might be seeing a difference. When people are saying 3.45, I am thinking 349.5 but the got 345 I look at my score as the whole number. You must get 349.5+ to get HE. I hope this is more clear for people. My total decimal score would be 3.49, this was my bad. Again, it still stands that that 2.99 is a lie though.[/quote] Different poster. How did you interpret 3.45 as 349.5? There is literally a whole extra digit. You can say whatever you want, but you read it wrong. We can all see that. Just admit it.[/quote] I already said I put MY SCORE down incorrectly. I made a mistake, it’s not hard for me to admit. This will be the last time I address this though, I’d rather see people rant about how they wanna be nurtured and loved, not receive a bonus they were never offered. [/quote] Its so funny how you think we are lying about getting HE. [/quote] We? There’s quite a few of you who outright admitted to getting effective not HE. But girl keep chasing that job that’s gonna wuv you and give you hugs! [/quote] I just really hope you don't become an admin; you seem to have a really jaded view of other teachers, in addition to a self - superior complex. From what I've read on this thread, here are the things teachers have advocated for: * Opportunities to reflect on their teaching * Peer mentorship programs * A system that doesn't reward or punish teachers on unclear/inequitable metrics Here are things teachers haven't asked for: "Wuv and hugs"[/quote] I have a jaded view of teachers whose students are still crazy behind. If a student has been in DCPS from PK3 to 12th grade, why are they on a 7th grade level in 12th grade? [b]Not all teachers are moving their kids[/b]. [u]And yes many of our kids have trauma, special needs, truancy, and some less than ideal parents so that accounts for something[/u]. However the most vocal teachers never accept any responsibility, it’s always DCPS or the things mentioned. Always. I know there are wonderful teachers, my school is full of them. And being confident isn’t narcism, just an FYI. And you certainly have asked for wuv and hugs, you don’t want any ‘competition’ so no one deserves a bonus or to get a deserved pay increase, even after we get a fair system. Being old doesn’t actually make you a better teacher or a wiser person. Ps. I definitely will be an admin sometime soon, and I’ll get rid of every teacher who can’t teach. *insert evil laughter here* [/quote] Yep, you're definitely future DC Admin[/quote] ¡gracias![/quote]
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