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	<title>Comments on: Son, they shook</title>
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		<title>By: Nae</title>
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		<description>&quot;Mike Jones&quot; got it right. They are scared, but they are scared of the unknown. Realize we, as educators, are working with people who have doing &quot;their thang&quot; for YEARS! And here comes this new group who thinks they know a little bit of something and they don&#039;t know what to think? 

But when the same thing is not getting results, the old school don&#039;t feel like THEY need to change. &quot;It&#039;s the kids&quot;, &quot;they don&#039;t want to learn&quot;, &quot;They just don&#039;t want to succeed&quot;. It&#039;s hard for someone who has been doing it like that for 30+ years to say &quot;Hey, I might need to change something&quot;. Because the way they were raised, you stayed at the same job/school for your entire career.... you never changed!

So the quickest thing to do is to resist and think badly upon those who feel as if change is needed. I told my mom (who taught for 20+ years at the same school) that we are now preparing kids for jobs that don&#039;t exist. And that is scary. But what I love about my job is that it is ever changing. I don&#039;t see the same thing everyday. I love it!

Keep doing what you are doing! It is working...</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>&#8220;Mike Jones&#8221; got it right. They are scared, but they are scared of the unknown. Realize we, as educators, are working with people who have doing &#8220;their thang&#8221; for YEARS! And here comes this new group who thinks they know a little bit of something and they don&#8217;t know what to think? </p>
<p>But when the same thing is not getting results, the old school don&#8217;t feel like THEY need to change. &#8220;It&#8217;s the kids&#8221;, &#8220;they don&#8217;t want to learn&#8221;, &#8220;They just don&#8217;t want to succeed&#8221;. It&#8217;s hard for someone who has been doing it like that for 30+ years to say &#8220;Hey, I might need to change something&#8221;. Because the way they were raised, you stayed at the same job/school for your entire career&#8230;. you never changed!</p>
<p>So the quickest thing to do is to resist and think badly upon those who feel as if change is needed. I told my mom (who taught for 20+ years at the same school) that we are now preparing kids for jobs that don&#8217;t exist. And that is scary. But what I love about my job is that it is ever changing. I don&#8217;t see the same thing everyday. I love it!</p>
<p>Keep doing what you are doing! It is working&#8230;</p>
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