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You have 10 seconds to decide: indefinite incarceration at Guantanamo Bay or life membership in the Screen Actors Guild.bobevenson wrote:Wake up, Wiltrack, to the fact that unions are the biggest evil on the face of the Earth!
Whats this 'divinity' you yak about?bobevenson wrote:Why don't you try looking up the word "prophecy" sometime, and learn that it is a divinely-inspired utterance.
What a ridiculous statement given some of the 'evils' in the world.bobevenson wrote:... Wake up, Wiltrack, to the fact that unions are the biggest evil on the face of the Earth!
I guess you believe that failure to properly educate children because of teacher unions is no big deal.Arising_uk wrote:What a ridiculous statement given some of the 'evils' in the world.bobevenson wrote:... Wake up, Wiltrack, to the fact that unions are the biggest evil on the face of the Earth!
You'll have to show me the evidence that children were any better educated before the advent of teachers unions?bobevenson wrote:I guess you believe that failure to properly educate children because of teacher unions is no big deal.
Have you lost your mind??? When teachers are so illiterate they have to hire other people to take their qualification test, and their unions back them up 100% so they can't be fired, how much more evidence do you need???Arising_uk wrote:You'll have to show me the evidence that children were any better educated before the advent of teachers unions?bobevenson wrote:I guess you believe that failure to properly educate children because of teacher unions is no big deal.
bobevenson, where is your proof... your evidence that what you claim here is ubiquitous worldwide, as your words seem to accuse teachers en mass...?bobevenson wrote: Have you lost your mind??? When teachers are so illiterate they have to hire other people to take their qualification test, and their unions back them up 100% so they can't be fired, how much more evidence do you need???
Don't you read the newspapers? Teacher certification fraud is rampant throughout America. Don't take my word for it, it's all over the Internet. Anybody who supports teacher's unions supports fraudulent education.mtmynd1 wrote:bobevenson, where is your proof... your evidence that what you claim here is ubiquitous worldwide, as your words seem to accuse teachers en mass...?bobevenson wrote: Have you lost your mind??? When teachers are so illiterate they have to hire other people to take their qualification test, and their unions back them up 100% so they can't be fired, how much more evidence do you need???
Haven't you realised/internalised yet; that newspapers (the mass media), are agenda setters. You are but a sheep bleating your master's song. Think about it.Don't you read the newspapers?
You've got to be the biggest dork on the planet if you don't believe the following article I posted earlier:Pluto wrote:Haven't you realised/internalised yet; that newspapers (the mass media), are agenda setters. You are but a sheep bleating your master's song. Think about it.Don't you read the newspapers?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agenda-setting_theory
Actually, logically, it should do quite the opposite, as better pay and benefits, should attract a better educated, educator, as the more educated may pass a job by, that is lackluster, in terms of their growth/security potential. I mean, along with the love of teaching children, one must also see to their own subsistence. In other words, lower levels beget lower levels, while higher levels beget higher levels, pretty simple actually.Arising_uk wrote:You'll have to show me the evidence that children were any better educated before the advent of teachers unions?bobevenson wrote:I guess you believe that failure to properly educate children because of teacher unions is no big deal.
What's pretty simple is if education were totally left to the marketplace, private schools in competition with each other would provide the kind of education the public wants at the price it's willing to pay. I doubt if there would be room for unqualified teachers any any salary. As education exists today, unions protect the worst teacheers imaginable, teachers who are dumber than the students they are supposedly trying to teach.SpheresOfBalance wrote:Actually, logically, it should do quite the opposite, as better pay and benefits, should attract a better educated, educator, as the more educated may pass a job by, that is lackluster, in terms of their growth/security potential. I mean, along with the love of teaching children, one must also see to their own subsistence. In other words, lower levels beget lower levels, while higher levels beget higher levels, pretty simple actually.Arising_uk wrote:You'll have to show me the evidence that children were any better educated before the advent of teachers unions?bobevenson wrote:I guess you believe that failure to properly educate children because of teacher unions is no big deal.
bobevenson wrote:I guess you believe that failure to properly educate children because of teacher unions is no big deal.
Not true, union workers that are not cutting the mustard, can be fired, as long as the proper protocols are adhered to. Most use write-ups, that total 3, as in 3 strikes and you're out. I know this because of GE, jet engine department foreman. While it's true, that being late and obvious, witnessed, trouble-making makes for an easy write up, as opposed to poor productivity, one can still, eventually, get rid of a malcontent, as expressed in the quality of their work, it just takes a more creative process.bobevenson wrote:What's pretty simple is if education were totally left to the marketplace, private schools in competition with each other would provide the kind of education the public wants at the price it's willing to pay. I doubt if there would be room for unqualified teachers any any salary. As education exists today, unions protect the worst teacheers imaginable, teachers who are dumber than the students they are supposedly trying to teach.SpheresOfBalance wrote:Actually, logically, it should do quite the opposite, as better pay and benefits, should attract a better educated, educator, as the more educated may pass a job by, that is lackluster, in terms of their growth/security potential. I mean, along with the love of teaching children, one must also see to their own subsistence. In other words, lower levels beget lower levels, while higher levels beget higher levels, pretty simple actually.Arising_uk wrote:You'll have to show me the evidence that children were any better educated before the advent of teachers unions?
bobevenson wrote:What's pretty simple is if education were totally left to the marketplace, private schools in competition with each other would provide the kind of education the public wants at the price it's willing to pay. I doubt if there would be room for unqualified teachers any any salary. As education exists today, unions protect the worst teacheers imaginable, teachers who are dumber than the students they are supposedly trying to teach.
You've obviously not read Tom Browns Schooldays.If you've actually got something to say, say it!Arising_uk wrote:bobevenson wrote:What's pretty simple is if education were totally left to the marketplace, private schools in competition with each other would provide the kind of education the public wants at the price it's willing to pay. I doubt if there would be room for unqualified teachers any any salary. As education exists today, unions protect the worst teacheers imaginable, teachers who are dumber than the students they are supposedly trying to teach.