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Aug 9, 2005
Just curious how many of you are teaching in high needs
schools, and if so, what are your experiences like, and
what are your reasons for teaching there? I am interested
in working at a Title One school, and would like to hear
what other teachers feelings are on this subject...
Thanks - Valerie
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hi Valerie,--I'm Val,--I've taught seven years in high needs
schools---the south Bronx and Harlem. My experiences have
been mixed. The overwhelming problems are student discipline
and high staff/administrative turnover. You get a new prin-
cipal every year or two--alot of teachers leave--and alot
of nonsense ...See More