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Sep 29, 2014
I happen to be a "regular" teacher. I know of brilliant teachers who were let go and who are experts in the field I teach (HS Math). I also know of other tenured teachers who couldn't pass an AP Calc exam and actually have to sit in on one being taught so as to "re" learn the subject.
When we complain, it's not just due to self pity; it's also due to watching others get burned. So get off your high horse, and stop complaining about what some posters say. And if you don't like what you read, there are other boards to visit!
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