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Thank you to all my colleagues who volunteered at the BCTF AGM over spring break!
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Replying to @gthielmann @bctf
The result – one of the highest dues for a public sector union in Canada. The fee used to be set at 1.59% of member salary, but was "temporarily" raised (up to 1.79%) to deal with emerging issues, with a commitment to bring it back down eventually. To date, this has not happened.
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7/7 Want more details? Track down the 5-vol. series "Adventure in American Educ.," each by a different author, esp. vol. 1 (W. Aiken, "The Story of the 8 Year Study") & vol. 4 (D. Chamberlin et al., "Did They Succeed in College?"). Also see this summary: is.gd/xYGBJ6
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6/7 Many factors can explain why these remarkable findings were largely ignored and high schools are still so traditional today. But now we know that it's not because students need, or even benefit from, those traditional practices in order to succeed in college...
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