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To: Sheapdog

Are US schools really much better than Mexico schools?


5 posted on 06/04/2013 12:57:24 AM PDT by GeronL (http://asspos.blogspot.com)
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To: GeronL

Can’t confirm this but I know I saw years a go that even in Texas textbooks used that are written in Spanish are produced by Mexico and therefore teach history and other subjects with Anti US bias so evident in Mexico. Pathetic, the least we could do is translate an existing American textbook - but then the anti American anti white bias - well wouldn’t amount to much difference anyway. This way we are doing are part to help needy people like Mexican union leaders.


6 posted on 06/04/2013 1:15:52 AM PDT by Sheapdog (Chew the meat, spit out the bones)
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To: GeronL

If they hadn’t identified the country, it could easily have been about the US.


8 posted on 06/04/2013 3:26:02 AM PDT by Tax-chick (The Commie Plot Theory of Everything. Give it a try - you'll be surprised how often it makes sense.)
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To: GeronL
As an example, just yesterday I subbed for a high school Language Arts teacher where it was my responsibility to listen to speeches performed by the students.

One on the students lamented the existence of a library in the school because it was absolutely useless - a call of "who reads anyway", was met with hoots and howls of agreement - and the library would be better used as a hallway.

The answer to your question is somewhat nebulous because most American schools have a large Mexican component that must be accommodated.

16 posted on 06/04/2013 5:34:01 AM PDT by Aevery_Freeman (We say "low-information" but we mean "low-intelligence")
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