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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I'm glad you're leaving if you have that much disdain for your students.[/quote]

NP.  Do shut up.  OP did not express disdain for students ANYWHERE in her post.  Learn how to read and until then, zip your trap.[/quote]

She basically said "I'm quitting because poor people."[/quote]

Guess how I know you're not a teacher?  [/quote]

Because I had a good SAT score, went to a good college, and had good grades?
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I had a 1580 SAT score, got into multiple ivies, and graduated with honors.

I'm a teacher.

Thank you for perpetuating stereotypes.  For some people, money isn't that important.[/quote]

Sadly most of the U.S. teachers come from the bottom half of their high school graduation class with SAT scores well under 1000.  Entry into education colleges are just not at all competitive.  [b]  One way to turn our education system around is to mandate a higher bar into the profession.[/b][/quote]

Sorry but mandating higher bar will not guarantee better teachers... not without the competitive pay.

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I find highly academic teacher do not make good teachers. They don't really understand teaching. They understand that they could sit in class and learn and that they could read and memorize. I find the teachers that struggled a little in school really get it. Actually I find that true in many professions. The ones that were a wiz at school really fall apart in the real world. [/quote]

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