"The teachers from the National Coordinator of Education Workers, or CNTE, are opposed to the mandatory testing of teachers as part of Mexico’s sweeping education reform and are also protesting the arrest of union leaders on money laundering and other charges."
Hah! Apparently publik skool "teechurz" are the same in every country (i.e., opposed to competency testing that would expose them as the ignorant dumbasses that they are, along with holding them accountable for not cheating and robbing the public blind).
So... the corrupt Mexican police vs. The corrupt teacher's union.
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"The teachers from the National Coordinator of Education Workers, or CNTE, are opposed to the mandatory testing of teachers as part of Mexico’s sweeping education reform and are also protesting the arrest of union leaders on money laundering and other charges."
ReplyDeleteHah! Apparently publik skool "teechurz" are the same in every country (i.e., opposed to competency testing that would expose them as the ignorant dumbasses that they are, along with holding them accountable for not cheating and robbing the public blind).
Those borders do nothing, compadre.
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