If teacher's unions are so useful why after all of these years of existence are teachers "underpaid"? If teachers' unions supported innovative ways to measure teacher performance and actually cared about implementing a culture of excellence, I may actually support them. They don't, so I don't.
If teachers' unions supported innovative ways to measure teacher performance and actually cared about implementing a culture of excellence,
At the risk of offending, I will say that when I was in college it was the social losers who were majoring in 'education'. I doubt that it has changed and from my long-distance perspective it appears that the crowd has expanded to include the tree-hugger, pot-smoking, socialist drop-outs. Now hit me.