"Rubber rooms" indeed, I just saw this article yesterday too: 700 NYC teachers paid to do nothing. It looks like a typically sensationalistic anti-(teachers')union headline, but it seems there should be a better way of handling it. Probably the law of unintended consequences at work.
It's actually a reference to GKAE, MSK, AWR, a young man who was arrested 16-times for Graffiti. He was educated at Stanford in Philosophy, though left without a degree after being placed in an institution for several months.
I guess he's running out of things to say or he just isn't in a very romantic mood.
ReplyDeleteAll in all, not really very thought provoking.
Marty
Know anything about "rubber rooms" where naughty NYC teachers are sent for detention?
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"Rubber rooms" indeed,
ReplyDeleteI just saw this article yesterday too: 700 NYC teachers paid to do nothing.
It looks like a typically sensationalistic anti-(teachers')union headline, but it seems there should be a better way of handling it. Probably the law of unintended consequences at work.
It's actually a reference to GKAE, MSK, AWR, a young man who was arrested 16-times for Graffiti. He was educated at Stanford in Philosophy, though left without a degree after being placed in an institution for several months.
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