If you are truly as ignorant as you say, then why would you assume that PP provides unnecessary, redundant services? Like, why would your brain even go there? While at the same time acknowledging that you don’t know anything about PP?
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Your certification determines whether you are considered qualified or not, not your skill. If you fail to pass the teaching subject tests but there is a high demand for teachers in your area, you can get an emergency certification from the state, making you “qualified” to teach, but not “highly qualified”. If you have…
Yea, the payment problem is another issue entirely so I have no idea what to make of that. The wording of it, “highly qualified,” seemed to me like something the licensing board came up with and not the school (like an official designation on the paperwork or whatever). When she taught 4th grade, it was in a different…
The wording used in the statement is “highly qualified.”
So this article is a little confusing. After reading the AL.com report, it sounds like they weren’t saying she wasn’t “qualified,” just that she wasn’t “certified” to teach 5th Grade. In this case, that’s apparently true, since her certification covered her through 3rd Grade. If Federal requirements for funding are…
Preferably I would like my (potential) world leaders and my comedians to be smarter than I am. Sadly, I am often disappointed. Sadder still, it’s not because I’m all that smrt.
he and his writing team are 1000% smarter than me and I 2000% love every minute of it
Someone on another thread basically told me John Oliver commits the sin of pride because he think he’s smarter than anyone else and for speaking against seed money. Oliver is smart and he was right to speak against seed money.
Am I reading that correctly? Remini, a wedding guest, was told to invite a third party to said wedding? WTF?
I hate him.
I’ll say it again: I never thought Katie was that smart but “getting a job” in NYC for the required residency period so she could file for divorce in a state where scientology doesn’t have it’s hooks firmly in the legal system was a well played master stroke
Given that she, I’m sure, has to be EXTREMELY careful, I took it as pure class that she’d volunteer a statement at all. That statement said to me, “Yup. You’re right. Sorry I was a part of it. I can’t say more. But I’m on your side.” I think it’s a great actual statement.
She has spoken about how she hasn’t seen or talked to them, and how sad that makes her. You don’t have to be super maternal to regret not knowing your kids.
I was so disappointed when I found out beck was a scientologist. This sounds stupid but I always felt like beck was TOO weird for Scientology
She’s still Jenny from the Block, and Jenny don’t play that shit.
I haven’t read the book, tho I’ve seen the HBO documentary but I go to Tony Ortega’s site all the time so I know the horrible things they do to people who step even a little out of line. I don’t understand why the government doesn’t raid them just based on the number of people who’ve died at Scientology prisons and…
I suspect that Holmes can’t talk about any of her marriage to the press, or anything from that time period as a clause of her divorce. She, unlike Nicole Kidman, got to keep her child, so you know she had some serious dirt that she threatened them with. Of course, now she can’t actually come out with anything until…
I’m pretty sure if she outright apologized, they’d sue her like crazy and threaten her custody arrangement. It was about as close to an apology as one can expect, when the person in question is the primary caregiver to the child of a man who is Scientology’s public face. Think about how Kidman never got to see her…
Seriously though, the attempt to recruit celebrities was the least controversial thing that came out in the interview. I was expecting Jezebel to post a rundown of the other horrible things Remini described.