02-23-2018, 07:06 PM
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Originally Posted by Colts And Orioles
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I know that I said that I would not continue explaining/debating this to you, but particular statement is very questionable/ambiguous.
There have been countless licensed teachers (quite often tenured teachers) in this country over the last 2 decades that have been fired for (and often convicted of) sexual misconduct with their students ........ both male AND female teachers.
Other than that, I believe that you are correct in your assertion that the general mindset of substitute teachers is considerably different than that of regular teachers. I have my master's degree in elementary education and was a student teacher for one semester to complete my degree, and the substitute's job is indeed considerably harder (and different) than that of the regular/licensed/permanent teacher.
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Fair enough on the sexual misconduct part.
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