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That's the core of the problem, the license means little because the union will generally fight tooth and nail for any teacher that faces discipline. Which wou
by steve19 11y ago
That's the core of the problem, the license means little because the union will generally fight tooth and nail for any teacher that faces discipline.
Which would you rather have, a teacher that taught and inspired your 6 year old kids, or a generic licensed teacher?
- lmm 11y agoThe union defends their members, that's part of their job. It's what prevents administrators from arbitrarily firing people they don't like - or, worse, people who stand up against malpractice on the administrative side. The administration has access to their own specialists who can and do "fight tooth and nail" for their side. When someone is actually incompetent any halfway competent administrator will be able to fire them. It's not hard - it just requires collecting some actual evidence and documenting that you followed the processes correctly.
- pestaa 11y agoThat is a false dichotomy. A teacher with a license doesn't mean 'generic'.