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To: McGavin999

College professors do not belong to teachers’ unions, which are for k-12 teachers only. And I haven’t heard about any college profs walking off the job. Might help to read the title “Fraud in *Higher* Education”.


23 posted on 12/04/2019 7:13:10 AM PST by FormerFRLurker (Keep calm and vote your conscience.)
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To: FormerFRLurker

I read the headline and I also read the article. Most of the kids being accepted have to take remedial classes.......because of the FAILURE of the K-12 teachers who are members of unions. They don’t teach critical thinking.


25 posted on 12/04/2019 7:34:26 AM PST by McGavin999 (“Look into it” does not mean dig up dirt, it means find the truth)
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To: FormerFRLurker; McGavin999; Elsie
College professors do not belong to teachers’ unions, which are for k-12 teachers only.

Oh, but they do, have for years. From the AAUP-CBC site:

Consistent with its articulation and defense of professional standards, the AAUP formed the Collective Bargaining Congress (AAUP-CBC) in 1976 to help organize and strengthen the efforts of AAUP collective bargaining chapters throughout the nation. Since then, collective bargaining chapters of the AAUP have developed a distinctive kind of unionism that responds to the missions of American colleges and universities.
You see?
30 posted on 12/04/2019 9:23:36 AM PST by imardmd1
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To: FormerFRLurker

There is a movement to unionize graduate students. If that succeeds Profs can’t be far behind.


46 posted on 12/05/2019 6:17:31 AM PST by Reily
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