
Re: I want a chance to teach![]()
Posted by Natalie on 4/30/08
Well, I hope Principals will look at my experience and my
references and think of all the stereotypes that come with being
from CA. I didn't teach in inner city L.A., I taught in a suburb
of Southern California that had excellent schools, California
Distinguished Schools in fact. I am a product of that district
along with other excellent teachers I know. Did you ever go to
school in CA, being from CO? What are your experiences there? I
just don't appreciate the stereotypes that I get A LOT here with
being from California. Sorry, it's not you I'm upset with, Rodeo.
On 4/30/08, Rodeo wrote:
> replace worse with better below. sorry.
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> On 4/30/08, Rodeo wrote:
>> I am from Colorado. The educational system in Colorado is much
>> better than here in California. And the average individual in
>> Colorado is much better educated than the average individual
>> in California. There is no reason for anyone in Colorado to be
>> impressed by a California credential or California teaching
>> experience. Having experienced both places, if I were a
>> principal I would not want to hire a California teacher
>> because I would be afraid that they would be infected with the
>> many attitudes that make many California schools such
>> failures. No offense to you. I am not saying YOU are a bad
>> teacher. I am just saying that since I wouldn't know you, I
>> wouldn't want to take the gamble that you would be different
>> than the other people from California. I think states like
>> Nevada and Arizona, Texas and New Mexico would be impressed by
>> a California credential and do not have worse schools than
>> California. But Colorado is just better than they are when it
>> comes to the schools (not Denver though, Denver schools are
>> pretty bad like urban schools in California but someone would
>> have to be nuts to want to teach in the Denver schools.
>> However, the schools in the suburbs of Denver especially South
>> in Littleton and Cherry Creek are very good).