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Re: Chicago Teachers Strike

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Originally Posted by Ether View Post
Unless I misunderstood your earlier very brief post in this thread, you identified "larger cultural issues" as the root cause of the educational crisis in Chicago. What do you think those larger cultural issues are? The same ones Jason identified in his earlier post, or did you have something else in mind? What do you believe the government's role should be in addressing those issues?

I've read all the posts in this thread, and most in the thread from which it was spawned. I'm not sure if you are referring to any of those posters as blaming the teachers, but if you were, I for one want to hear what they have to say, as long as it's factual and stated calmly, and ask them questions to clarify their point of view.
Having never lived in Chicago or even visited any areas of Chiacgo other than O'Hare airport, much less attend a school in Chicago, I will not conjecture about the issues that Chicago schools face. My statement was broader and directed towards the general trend of the attitude towards teachers that I have seen many display around the country in various similar incidents over the past couple years. In my post, "people" did not solely represent posters on Chief Delphi.
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