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Education

Riftaxe

(2,693 posts) Tue Dec 11, 2012, 03:36 AM Dec 2012

A degree in education [View all]

means exactly what?

People who could not successfully navigate the degree in philosophy?

As I am reading these adverts, it makes me look back to the Professors who taught me the most, and will not be available to this generation.

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A degree in education [View all] Riftaxe Dec 2012 OP

On edit Riftaxe Dec 2012 #1

Hmmm. wish you had told my university that when I was earning my MAEd. mbperrin Dec 2012 #7

That attitude expressed by the OP and a couple of others on this thread duffyduff Dec 2012 #9

I would certainly agree that classroom management is absolutely essential to getting mbperrin Dec 2012 #10

Arne? What's up? n/t Smarmie Doofus Dec 2012 #2

Exactly. duffyduff Dec 2012 #3

Apples and oranges. Igel Dec 2012 #6

Don't care about your experience duffyduff Dec 2012 #8

Since The Philosopher Dec 2012 #4

It depends on the program and state. knitter4democracy Dec 2012 #5

The original post in this thread is incredibly offensive. savebigbird Dec 2012 #11

They are repeating garbage by the National Council on Teacher Quality duffyduff Dec 2012 #12