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    Post: Professionalism
    Posted by: Tyler on 9/30/09

    Look, chat boards are for voicing opinions and in some
    cases stating a point or arguing your case. But the last
    20-30 posts have NOT been useful or professional on any
    level. We are all bigger and better than this. Deleting
    a quiz. Lets face it. There are multiple ways to think
    logically about that. Comparing it to drinking a driving
    is a little dramatic, but you still make a premise about
    proper decision making. No need to attack each other on
    it. Lets have enough respect for fellow teachers to at
    least respect their opinons.

    Ima, you've posted here many times and I agree with a lot
    of what you said over the years. But I do not agree with
    everything. As for deleting a test. I do not agree you
    should be deleting tests. But I do not need to ridicule
    you for your opinion. Can I see 1-3 do-overs a year per
    student? Yeah probably. But if I am seeing 1-3 a week or
    a month, then they are cheating the program. Sadly
    enough, its usually teachers changing things to get scores
    up or competing with other classes so they encourage this
    kind of behavior.

    As for Carolyn and others. Nobody said this is a Pro - AR
    site only. She has a right to voice her displeasure.
    There is nothing more rewarding than taking a non-believer
    and making them a believer in our world of reading.

    However, she has a right to post good, bad or indifferent
    without being attacked. Granted, she can be more
    professional in her opinions, but keep in mind, none of us
    are in her situation and she has been repeatidly burned by
    implementation processes. If its not AR, it could be
    Reading counts, or some other program.

    There are things we learn both from people that like the
    program and people that dislike it. While my opinions may
    vary, I find no need in attacking another fellow teacher
    as in the end we all want the same thing which is helping
    students to read.


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  • Professionalism, 9/30/09, by Tyler.
  • Re: Professionalism...To Tyler, 9/30/09, by Deb ms/IA.
  • Re: Professionalism...To Tyler, 9/30/09, by Tyler.
  • Re: Professionalism, 9/30/09, by CityTeacher.
  • Re: Professionalism, 10/07/09, by Tyler.

     
     

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