Teacher transferring from SC to NC
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Jul 5, 2016
Were teachers actually avoiding teaching 3rd grade reading? Would not principals put experienced teachers there? Why not teach 3rd grade and hope the 2nd grade teachers were deficient so there was a better chance for students to show growth? Not an attitude that puts kids first, is it?
What percent of non CTE teachers even have an opportunity to teach AP classes? It is about 15&37; in my school as we have many students take classes through the community college system instead of AP since that is an easier and cheaper path to college credit. And just how many IB programs are there, and do they attract kids who generally do not perform well?
I teach high school so I understand the dynamics there better. We have the best qualified teachers in AP classes by subject, however we allow all students who wish to take them. I can see schools discouraging AP participatio...See More
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