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Yeah, just look where LIBERAL California ranks these days.If conservatives have the answers to better education, why is it that the worst states, educationally,
are the more conservative ones?
I think that if you believe evidence of results has any merit, you would want your kids educated in the manner of places like Massachusetts rather than places like Mississippi.
who gathers the information that shows who state leads?
And pretend to tell Conservatives the same. Convoluted projection...Yeah, just look where LIBERAL California ranks these days.who gathers the information that shows who state leads?
They're not liberal, they're authoritarian.
Not to mention Social promotions that do more harm than good.Do you support abolishing the Fed Dept of Ed in favor of Parents and the States?
Yes, what have they done for us lately. Looking at the decline in student performance there seems to be a correlation to the D of E power grab.
Not to mention Social promotions that do more harm than good.Do you support abolishing the Fed Dept of Ed in favor of Parents and the States?
Yes, what have they done for us lately. Looking at the decline in student performance there seems to be a correlation to the D of E power grab.
Just look at the electorate and whom they vote into office. It doesn't cease just because they graduate...
I am. First learning thier own government and the Founders and the precept of this Republic for starters...Not to mention Social promotions that do more harm than good.Do you support abolishing the Fed Dept of Ed in favor of Parents and the States?
Yes, what have they done for us lately. Looking at the decline in student performance there seems to be a correlation to the D of E power grab.
Just look at the electorate and whom they vote into office. It doesn't cease just because they graduate...
Seems like the electorate has vacilated on whom they have elected. Are you biased towards a particular outcome? From here it looks like none have a clue.
Do you support abolishing the Fed Dept of Ed in favor of Parents and the States?
Yes, what have they done for us lately. Looking at the decline in student performance there seems to be a correlation to the D of E power grab.
Do you support abolishing the Fed Dept of Ed in favor of Parents and the States?
Yes, what have they done for us lately. Looking at the decline in student performance there seems to be a correlation to the D of E power grab.
if you have a problem with our educational system i suggest you take it up with each state and then each local chapter ( school board.)
The feds have very little if anything to do with standards.
But you guys rather ignore the facts and truth and just circle jerk each other.
I am. First learning thier own government and the Founders and the precept of this Republic for starters...Not to mention Social promotions that do more harm than good.
Just look at the electorate and whom they vote into office. It doesn't cease just because they graduate...
Seems like the electorate has vacilated on whom they have elected. Are you biased towards a particular outcome? From here it looks like none have a clue.
Real history...not the revisionist crap they are taught that Government is thier saviour and will pay them if they screw up thier own liberty.
Do you support abolishing the Fed Dept of Ed in favor of Parents and the States?
Yes, what have they done for us lately. Looking at the decline in student performance there seems to be a correlation to the D of E power grab.
The decline in performance is due to the fact that teachers are now nothing more than state social workers brainwashing children with socialism...
I highly doubt the majority of urban teachers could pass a GED exam....
we doubt you could either.
It doesnt matter who is in charge they DO NOT have the right to over ride me on the raising of my kids! My kids dont have the right to disrespect me because the government says they dont have to listen.In favor of returning education to Parents and the States?
It doesnt matter who is in charge they DO NOT have the right to over ride me on the raising of my kids! My kids dont have the right to disrespect me because the government says they dont have to listen.In favor of returning education to Parents and the States?
Yup!!!
Absolutely the role of the Federal government in education should ONLY be one small office--probably ten or twelve employees could handle it--to receive data from each public and private school in the country and homeschooled. Test scores, curriculum offered, graduation rates, college acceptance rates, etc. could be transmitted by computer from each school and organized by computer at the federal level to be a comprehensive data base.
Also college entrance requirements from each college and university in the country should be part of the data base.
That way, each school, and parents, would have access to data to compare the local performance with all other schools in their area and state and all other states.
Otherwise each state, and preferably each school district should be governed by their local school board and that board, parents, and teachers together would decide on curriculum, class size, qualifications of teachers, pay grades, and standards for promotion for kids and teachers.
Other than managing that central data base, the federal government should stay entirely out of it. Even participating in the data base should be voluntary, but any school and the community it represented would be at a severe disadvantage if they chose to opt out.
Absolutely the role of the Federal government in education should ONLY be one small office--probably ten or twelve employees could handle it--to receive data from each public and private school in the country and homeschooled. Test scores, curriculum offered, graduation rates, college acceptance rates, etc. could be transmitted by computer from each school and organized by computer at the federal level to be a comprehensive data base.
Also college entrance requirements from each college and university in the country should be part of the data base.
That way, each school, and parents, would have access to data to compare the local performance with all other schools in their area and state and all other states.
Otherwise each state, and preferably each school district should be governed by their local school board and that board, parents, and teachers together would decide on curriculum, class size, qualifications of teachers, pay grades, and standards for promotion for kids and teachers.
Other than managing that central data base, the federal government should stay entirely out of it. Even participating in the data base should be voluntary, but any school and the community it represented would be at a severe disadvantage if they chose to opt out.
hmmmm and why do they need any of that and why pray tell is it any of their damn business?
Absolutely the role of the Federal government in education should ONLY be one small office--probably ten or twelve employees could handle it--to receive data from each public and private school in the country and homeschooled. Test scores, curriculum offered, graduation rates, college acceptance rates, etc. could be transmitted by computer from each school and organized by computer at the federal level to be a comprehensive data base.
Also college entrance requirements from each college and university in the country should be part of the data base.
That way, each school, and parents, would have access to data to compare the local performance with all other schools in their area and state and all other states.
Otherwise each state, and preferably each school district should be governed by their local school board and that board, parents, and teachers together would decide on curriculum, class size, qualifications of teachers, pay grades, and standards for promotion for kids and teachers.
Other than managing that central data base, the federal government should stay entirely out of it. Even participating in the data base should be voluntary, but any school and the community it represented would be at a severe disadvantage if they chose to opt out.
hmmmm and why do they need any of that and why pray tell is it any of their damn business?
They don't NEED it. But it would be an important and highly useful service that the federal government could legitimately provide in the interest of the general welfare.
How would any school district know how good a job its school board, administrators, and teachers were doing in education without some way to compare their progress with others? It would be a huge job for a local school to research changing entrance requirements, tuition, fees, etc. for every institution of higher learning so that they could counsel the kids on how to prepare and show them their options of where they might like to go. A central federal data base could collect and dispense that information effortless however, most especially in this high tech computer age.
The school that opted out of the system would have the complete right to do so, but would do so at the peril of parents avoiding that district or employers unwilling to locate in a community with a potentially inferior education system. As long as the school was in the data base and can show it is on a par with other school in the area and state and country, there is no problem. And it is a huge incentive to do the best job possible in education.
