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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]This is why departmentalization stinks. It's middle school. Any college-educated professional teacher should be able to teach every core subject (not world language or high school level math) to middle schoolers. [/quote] This is an absurd post. In middle school, teachers should be specialists in the subject they teach. I don't want my child taught pre-Algebta or Geometry by someone who doesn't have a specific license in mathematics. Errors in mathematical methodology can impact understanding of mathematics globally. I want even middle school- level math taught by a specialist. I don't want my child taught grammar or writing by someone who doesn't have a specific license in English and who knows the intricacies of English grammar. By middle school, kids need much more specialized writing, literary analysis, and vocabulary instruction than a generalist can provide. Perhaps middle school science and history can be taught by almost any college-educated individual, but math and English cannot. [/quote]
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