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[Mickeypoo]

(09-24-2020, 01:53 PM)BmorePat87 Wrote: I can't speak to anecdotal evidence from a district I don't know, only to national trends. But you often see larger class sizes too, which does cause the issue you pointed too (less relationship building). 

We also need a more representative teacher workforce. Students learn better when they have some teachers who look like them (be it sex or ethnicity). 

I understand.

Interesting thought.  We do have that where I live.  Also quite a few teachers have children in the school system and everybody kinda looks out for everyone else.  We have small class sizes.  20 in a class would be pretty large.  My daughter is in 4th grade and has 15 or 16 kids in her class and there are probably 3 - 5 4th grade classes.  It is one of those true small town communities.