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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I don't understand why this question is narrowed to "in a top public district". 1. Teacher is super important, and it has as much to do with their particular relationship with your child as it does any measure of quality, but yes some teachers are more consistently able to provide positive learning experiences for a greater percentage of their students than others. 2. A "top" district usually speaks more to the readiness and academic support at home for students (tightly correlated to SES) than it does to the teachers, you'll find a healthy mix of both awesome and terrible teachers at a "top public district". Also at a top private. Also at a mid public district. Also at a mid private. Also at a low-test-scores public district.[/quote] People who live in districts that are considered better than the neighboring ones are often surprised at how many of their children's teachers suck. Then they go online to ask other people's experiences so they can make sense of it all. And then they realize that so-called good districts just have a lot of parents who supplement the academics to make up for the poor quality teaching.[/quote]
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