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As for your original comment above -- are you saying "subject" to mean: the teacher's "feelings"?

No. I'm talking about the different subjects of our education and our military operations in Afghanistan.

Then why did your subsequent response not relate in any way to the different sugject I had mentioned -- Current Events and American History? You seemed to veer off into feelings, since: you did not mention nor comment on the subjects I mentioned, nor did you mention any other subjects studied in schools.

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Then why did your subsequent response not relate in any way to the different sugject I had mentioned -- Current Events and American History? You seemed to veer off into feelings, since: you did not mention nor comment on the subjects I mentioned, nor did you mention any other subjects studied in schools.

I said teachers may not blindly follow the NEA on subjects that are not related to education. You asked me how I could say that current events are not related to education. I told you that there is a separation between how a teacher feels about current events and how the teacher teaches those current events. When you then asked me if I meant "feelings" instead of "subjects", I said I didn't and told you I was speaking of the different subjects of education and our military involvement. So how did my response not relate to your question?