Teacher Quality 2.0

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Teacher Quality 2.0

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A great unfounded fear is that teachers are not prepared to teach. Thus, we must need Common Core. Parental aspirations for their children has a larger impact on student learning than teachers "Google the article "The Jesusification of the American Teacher"