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To: Paul Smith who wrote (148456)	10/30/2010 11:00:47 AM
From: epicure	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 544095

Wave your magic fairy wand and make it so. Many of us are for getting rid of bad teachers- but making it happen is rather difficult. Get busy with your wand.

To: Paul Smith who wrote (148456)	10/30/2010 12:19:25 PM
From: Suma	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 544095

If the administration who hires teachers did a great job we would not have bad teachers. I know of one when I taught who stuttered... THERE was another brilliant woman, a mathematician whom I went out of my way to pick up every day as she had two car crashes whom the students threw pennies at. I intervened. They finally let her go but my question is how did she ever get hired. She used to say HARK when a bell rang. Alice was a sweetie pie but oh she did not belong in a classroom. Maybe there aren't enough good teachers around but I doubt that if the money is good and the reputation of the school good and the job challenging. Are there bad CEO's Paul ?Did you ever wonder how the heck they got there in the first place ?