I'm sure some teachers are inspired and intelligent. I am also, very sure, many are not. When I was in grad-school, I sat along side many already-working teachers who had to attend night classes to get their mandatory MA degrees. Many were clueless dumb-bells who could not make it in any other profession. And, to add insult-to-injury, I was told by several professors that they were required, by school policy, to hand out Bs at minimum to all working teachers attending classes.
I'll also add that one doesn't need to attend school of today to know what's going on. I've got four kids all run through the public school system and I had many a run-in with idiot teachers. Our "new" kid, now five, is getting home schooled.
One more thing. I don't blame all the failings of public schools on just the teachers and overpaid administration. Many parents can be blamed as well, since many regard the school more as a day-care center than a place to learn.
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