12-03-2007, 10:19 AM
(This post was last modified: 12-03-2007, 10:20 AM by Randall Flagg.)
And some more:
Teacher colleges turn out poorly trained graduates.
"There has to be something wrong if you go to college and get B's and C's and then can't pass these exams," said Willie Davis, superintendent in Ford Heights, where five out of 22 teachers tested since 1988 failed one or more tests.
In high-poverty, high-minority and low-achiving districts, as many as 24 percent of teachers tested failed one or more."
--Chicago Sun Times
Yes, sir, these accredited colleges are really turning out some fine graduates, sometimes. Maybe we had better make sure they can read and write before they are handed the diplomas.
Teacher colleges turn out poorly trained graduates.
"There has to be something wrong if you go to college and get B's and C's and then can't pass these exams," said Willie Davis, superintendent in Ford Heights, where five out of 22 teachers tested since 1988 failed one or more tests.
In high-poverty, high-minority and low-achiving districts, as many as 24 percent of teachers tested failed one or more."
--Chicago Sun Times
Yes, sir, these accredited colleges are really turning out some fine graduates, sometimes. Maybe we had better make sure they can read and write before they are handed the diplomas.
James
A.S., B.S., M.B.A.
A.S., B.S., M.B.A.