It is “unprofessional” to belong to the union.
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It is not worth my time to become more involved in the BEA.
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I don't want to “rock the boat” with the administration.
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I fear reprisal if I become publicly involved in the BEA.
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The leadership of the BEA is taking care of things.
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I don't feel welcome in the BEA.
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The BEA is part of the problem, not part of the solution.
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The union protects “bad” teachers.
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The union is an “old-boy network."
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There are too many factions and special interests.
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I need the union in a crisis but not on a day-to-day basis.
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I'd rather focus on my classroom or my building, not the whole district or campus.
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I've never been asked to be involved.
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Personal commitments (family, other job, school) prevent me from becoming involved.
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