Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Seriously - AEM deleted a post on this topic? And then self-righteously proclaimed "this post stays" in reference to a post criticizing Lander's recent (abhorrent) remarks??
Wow.
Yep.
Fairness and logic, the 22207 way. Can you see why APS problems aren't going to get fixed?
Anonymous wrote:Seriously - AEM deleted a post on this topic? And then self-righteously proclaimed "this post stays" in reference to a post criticizing Lander's recent (abhorrent) remarks??
Wow.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Did this get posted and then taken do2n on Aem? I just saw the no personal attacks thread
I saw the thread talking about public shaming. Was this about NVD?
Anonymous wrote:Did this get posted and then taken do2n on Aem? I just saw the no personal attacks thread
Anonymous wrote:Also, she has very loyal supporters on AEM, which means Thou Shalt Not point out that petulance ill becomes a public servant.
Maybe no AEM members would care, anyway.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Ironically I had heard good things about her from Reid Goldstein!
Of course, NVD doesn't think he's very smart (roll tape)
If "not very smart" means asking important questions to get to the bottom of the bullshittery, I'm ok with that.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Ironically I had heard good things about her from Reid Goldstein!
Of course, NVD doesn't think he's very smart (roll tape)
Anonymous wrote:Ironically I had heard good things about her from Reid Goldstein!
Anonymous wrote:I think Nancy was probably good when she was in a position that only required her to advocate for things she knows something about- special ed, etc. She doesn't have the educational background or work experience to deal with the other complex issues that the School Board is grappling with right now-- demographic predictions, school construction, educational models, long-term planning, etc. Now that she's chair of the School Board, she's having a harder time hiding the fact that she is in over her head. Rather than viewing debate as healthy, she sees it as personal and some sort of intentional effort to undermine her "leadership" role. It is classic behavior-- I'm sure many of us have seen the same thing in our own workplaces when managers are in over their heads.
Anonymous wrote:Ironically I had heard good things about her from Reid Goldstein!