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Reply to ""Teacher of the Year" quits over Common Core tests"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote] NEA, AFT and other organizations representing millions of teachers DID ask for input and did outreach. Seems to me that you didn't hear about it is your own problem. No, they did not ask for input. They did not do "outreach" on this. That is really not the job of the unions. Yes, they did ask for input and they got lots of input, too - and that's proven. They asked, regardless of whether it was their job to ask for it or not. But I would contend that in fact it is part of their job as a union, to enhance and improve respect of teachers as a profession. [/quote] I belonged to the union when I taught I was never once asked for anything but money. FWIW, the union leaders at hq decided who the union would support in elections. They did not ask the members. [/quote]
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