The bottom line that if supposed “teachers” were doing what they are intended to be doing our nation would not be in the situation it is now and our children would have some understandings of justice, the constitution, pride in their nation instead of global guilt and would not be more concerned about what Snooki is upto and more concerned with preserving their right as a soul to breathe, enjoy freedoms and have their wealth untaxed instead of believing it is owed to anyone but fire, sanitation, police, courts and military DEFENSE and not empires.
The bottom line is just like charities most unions have become what they hate...concentrated power that takes advantage. That is why democracy is a fail always an a republic is our best hope.
The best educations need to be at home.
The compulsive interest in what Snooki is doing is not the teachers’ fault, it’s the result of poor parenting and a degenerate culture.
I agree with the rest. But you argue for WAY too much teacher influence over kid’s lives - it’s none of their business what kids do or watch out of school, it’s their parent’s business #1 and, I believe, society’s business #2.
The bottom line that if supposed “teachers” were doing what they are intended to be doing our nation would not be in the situation it is now and our children would have some understandings of justice, the constitution, pride in their nation instead of global guilt and would not be more concerned about what Snooki is upto and more concerned with preserving their right as a soul to breathe, enjoy freedoms and have their wealth untaxed instead of believing it is owed to anyone but fire, sanitation, police, courts and military DEFENSE and not empires.
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Well, hey, FRiend, these teachers have been doing exactly what the progressives had planned for them to do. You have got to give it to the commies — they stayed in for the long haul on this one.
My parents were both forced to drop out of high school during the Great Depression. They were not happy to do this, but their families needed their income and could not afford to support them while they attended school. Both of my parents were embarrassed about not having gone past the 9th grade, but I can tell you that they could have held their own with any young college graduate, or post-grad, that I have met in terms of what used be called general knowledge and in spoken and in written communication. They knew American and European history, and they kept up on current events. My father even taught himself conversational Spanish.
It is truly nauseating to see how such dolts are being churned out of our institution of so-called higher learning.