Wed Jul 27, 2022, 09:43 AM
twodogsbarking (7,438 posts)
Any thoughts on this?
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16 replies, 1656 views
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twodogsbarking | Jul 2022 | OP |
2naSalit | Jul 2022 | #1 | |
jimfields33 | Jul 2022 | #4 | |
Phoenix61 | Jul 2022 | #5 | |
twodogsbarking | Jul 2022 | #6 | |
jimfields33 | Jul 2022 | #10 | |
obamanut2012 | Aug 2022 | #16 | |
Srkdqltr | Jul 2022 | #2 | |
Srkdqltr | Jul 2022 | #3 | |
dameatball | Jul 2022 | #7 | |
Timeflyer | Jul 2022 | #12 | |
dameatball | Jul 2022 | #14 | |
lark | Jul 2022 | #8 | |
Sneederbunk | Jul 2022 | #9 | |
mitch96 | Jul 2022 | #11 | |
Diamond_Dog | Jul 2022 | #13 | |
Chainfire | Jul 2022 | #15 |
Response to twodogsbarking (Original post)
Wed Jul 27, 2022, 09:49 AM
2naSalit (79,335 posts)
1. What could possibly go wrong?
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Response to 2naSalit (Reply #1)
Wed Jul 27, 2022, 09:57 AM
jimfields33 (14,271 posts)
4. Most military have degrees now.
Sure it’s not education, but it’s typically in a bachelor degree area. Sounds like the communities need to pay more for teachers. Having 9000 vacancies is not good. The educators are complaining about this, but what are their alternatives since we’re talking schools opening in two weeks. They’ve had the entire summer to do something.
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Response to jimfields33 (Reply #4)
Wed Jul 27, 2022, 10:14 AM
Phoenix61 (16,697 posts)
5. Most military do not have degrees.
The vast majority of enlisted are straight out of high-school. Not to mention this includes their spouses. It’s political theater just like the bs with Disney was. Do you seriously think a principal is going to hire any of those “teachers”? It looks pro-military, pro-education and accomplishing nothing. Standard DeSatan smoke and mirrors. It’s inline with DeVos plan to break public education.
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Response to jimfields33 (Reply #4)
Wed Jul 27, 2022, 10:29 AM
twodogsbarking (7,438 posts)
6. Bachelor's Degree: US Adults age 18-44...19% Active Duty Enlisted...7% Active Duty Officers...42%
Response to twodogsbarking (Reply #6)
Wed Jul 27, 2022, 11:29 AM
jimfields33 (14,271 posts)
10. Oh my gosh!
I’m more stunned at the officer number quite frankly.
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Response to jimfields33 (Reply #4)
Wed Aug 3, 2022, 09:42 PM
obamanut2012 (24,860 posts)
16. lol no they don't
Response to twodogsbarking (Original post)
Wed Jul 27, 2022, 09:50 AM
Srkdqltr (5,340 posts)
2. What could possibly go wrong?
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Response to twodogsbarking (Original post)
Wed Jul 27, 2022, 09:50 AM
Srkdqltr (5,340 posts)
3. GMTA
Response to twodogsbarking (Original post)
Wed Jul 27, 2022, 10:32 AM
dameatball (7,258 posts)
7. I can see where non-degreed people working in more like "aide" positions could be helpful. I fail to
see why being a vet would be more preferential than any other person's qualifications. Having extra help would be beneficial, especially in curriculums that have large class sizes but teaching requires significant education and preparation skills. This move smacks of attempting to devaluate teacher educational qualifications. Remove the "vet" preference and open up opportunities for others in aide type positions. That experience could perhaps count towards teaching degrees down the line if the person wants to complete that curriculum.
If someone is going to remove my appendix, I want an appropriately educated person to do the job. The same applies to people molding the minds of the next generation. Personal observation: I have been married twice. Both were teachers, educators and had masters degrees. One of my daughters is a teacher. Her husband is a teacher. Teaching is a tough job and not everyone is suited for it. Being a vet has absolutely nothing to do with the person's ability to be a teacher. It is neither a plus or a minus really. |
Response to dameatball (Reply #7)
Wed Jul 27, 2022, 01:21 PM
Timeflyer (1,623 posts)
12. DeSantis is chipping away at PUBLIC education
His corporate donors smell all those tax-payers dollars in public education. This may also be pandering to the military in an election year. Yes, teacher shortages exist, but teachers in DeSatan's Florida have targets on their backs because of his "culture wars" propagandizing. Those who can will leave for places where they are not labeled the enemy nor used as political chew-toys to stir up rethug base.
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Response to Timeflyer (Reply #12)
Wed Jul 27, 2022, 02:00 PM
dameatball (7,258 posts)
14. Yes, but DeSantis is merely tapping in to a vein that has existed in Florida for decades and has
only gotten worse. Florida has been absolutely loaded with retirees,snowbirds, dreamers, schemers and others who paid taxes elsewhere and do not want to support the same quality of life for others here. Add in the political climate and ever reddening color of voters and public education has been struggling for a long time. Like you say....DeSantis just wants to finish it off.
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Response to twodogsbarking (Original post)
Wed Jul 27, 2022, 10:33 AM
lark (22,748 posts)
8. Christofascist plan to destroy free education.
Have it taught by totally unqualified people so regular folks stay ignorant and only true knowldge is taught at expensive private schools.
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Response to twodogsbarking (Original post)
Wed Jul 27, 2022, 10:58 AM
Sneederbunk (13,419 posts)
9. Florida Man teaches too?
Response to twodogsbarking (Original post)
Wed Jul 27, 2022, 12:10 PM
mitch96 (12,905 posts)
11. I don't see a problem with it...Also lets get more truck drivers with no CDL on the roads
And unlicensed pilots too, yup. Pay them minimum wage and WATCH OUT!!
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Response to twodogsbarking (Original post)
Wed Jul 27, 2022, 01:43 PM
Diamond_Dog (29,328 posts)
13. Retired military are perfect teacher material economically
Unlike hiring a new teacher, veterans already have pensions and healthcare, so the state won’t have to spend $ on those things! Cheap bastards!
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Response to twodogsbarking (Original post)
Wed Jul 27, 2022, 02:30 PM
Chainfire (15,200 posts)
15. Perhaps I will apply for one of those spots.
Florida Republicans have worked hard to drive teachers from the classroom. Good teachers leave because they have alternatives and don't have to take the abuse stacked on them year after year. Untrained and undereducated veterans will, in effect, just be babysitters. It is a win/win for Republicans who depend on voters who have never developed critical thinking skills to keep them in power.
I guess Florida's next move will be to hire people on work release from prison. |