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Jan 8, 2009
Apparently, the master teacher was hired on as a personal favor by my university supervisor. I felt bad for the master teacher, since he was dying of cancer and probably needed the money.
But don't student teachers who are paying tuition and working hard for a credential deserve better than this? Are there no standards for master teachers?
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