Some of public teachers' harshest critics state that teachers do not fool the public even if they fool themselves; teaching is not a profession, and it will not be until teachers
A) recognize the fallibility of man.
B) build better relations with the parent community.
C) develop more compassion for the students with whom they work.
D) can govern their own, including weeding out incompetent teachers.

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The statement implies that for teaching to be considered a profession, teachers must have the autonomy and responsibility to govern their own ranks, including the ability to remove those who are not competent. This is a characteristic of many recognized professions, where there is a level of self-regulation and standards enforcement among members.

Some of Public Teachers' Harshest Critics State That Teachers Do