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NABC wants SAT and ACT eliminated as an eligibility requirement for college players
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<blockquote data-quote="sacraig" data-source="post: 1544484" data-attributes="member: 586845"><p>I'll use an anecdote to illustrate this. A family member of mine was a fresh graduate looking to yeah history in high school. That's a tough field to break into because a lot of people want to teach history, so he ended up at a small rural school. However, once my family member had a few years experience and was owed more salary and reaponsibility, the relationship between him and the administration changed. They became more antagonistic and, in effect, forced his hand in looking for a new school. He ended up in a wealthier district.</p><p></p><p>This was not limited to just him at this school. It was a pattern of pushing out teachers that were young enough to be influenced but old enough to start commanding more money. It was an effort to keep payroll down. With so much faculty turnover and so many young teachers, that tends to lower education quality.</p><p></p><p>Ultimately you (usually) get what you pay for.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="sacraig, post: 1544484, member: 586845"] I'll use an anecdote to illustrate this. A family member of mine was a fresh graduate looking to yeah history in high school. That's a tough field to break into because a lot of people want to teach history, so he ended up at a small rural school. However, once my family member had a few years experience and was owed more salary and reaponsibility, the relationship between him and the administration changed. They became more antagonistic and, in effect, forced his hand in looking for a new school. He ended up in a wealthier district. This was not limited to just him at this school. It was a pattern of pushing out teachers that were young enough to be influenced but old enough to start commanding more money. It was an effort to keep payroll down. With so much faculty turnover and so many young teachers, that tends to lower education quality. Ultimately you (usually) get what you pay for. [/QUOTE]
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