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		<title>By: Marcus</title>
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		<description>As a professional, credentialed Special Education teacher who has been unemployed for over a year, I am getting tired and annoyed by articles that keep saying that education jobs are plentiful.  The truth is they are only plentiful for substitutes and government-sponsored &quot;guest&quot; teachers from the Philippines and other exotic places.  They work for a lot less money and don&#039;t complain about the state of education in this country.</description>
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