Re: Do public schools look down on private schools?

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I would never judge a teacher by where she taught, any more
than I would judge a hospital by how sick the patients were
that were admitted. I am a public school teacher, but would
probably prefer to teach in a private school if the pay were
equal. However, if a teacher came into my school with the
attitude that she could "teach circles" around the rest of
us, I think it might be human nature for everyone to try to
prove her wrong. I may be alone in this, but feel that as a
new teacher, I would be more likely to impress others by
asking for advice and respecting their expertise than by
trying to prove my own superiority.

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Do public schools look down on private schools?, 6/28/10, by Tricia.
Re: Do public schools look down on private schools?, 6/29/10, by CLC/nc.
Re: Do public schools look down on private schools?, 7/01/10, by Susan in Humanities.
Re: Do public schools look down on private schools?, 7/05/10, by Bill t 6 nc (fomerly "former catholic school teacher".
Re: Do public schools look down on private schools?, 7/07/10, by Leah.
Re: Do public schools look down on private schools?, 7/09/10, by Susan in Humanities.
Re: Do public schools look down on private schools?, 7/09/10, by Bill t 6 NC.
Re: Do public schools look down on private schools?, 7/18/10, by Sara.
Re: Do public schools look down on private schools?, 7/21/10, by Depends on the area..
Re: Do public schools look down on private schools?, 7/24/10, by Catsister.
Re: Do public schools look down on private schools?, 7/25/10, by Board Member.
Re: Do public schools look down on private schools?, 8/23/10, by homeschooler.
Re: feedback on faculty management practices, 10/15/10, by Susan in Humanities.
Re: feedback on faculty management practices, 1/01/11, by teachermrw.
Re: feedback on faculty management practices, 1/29/11, by This is threadjacking. Stick to the topic. NFM.