Which Political View Runs Government Schools?

[PoliticalChic]

"These horrible scores are reflected internationally, too, as the U.S. continues to slide in comparison to 15-year-old students of other nations. Accordingly, the U.S. ranks 35th in math, 25th in science, and 24th in reading. Singapore leads all countries in each category. Hong Kong follows. I doubt that these nations spend on education per pupil what the U.S. does. Asian culture might play a role here too. I know that will rub some liberal apologists the wrong way, but too bad. I care about our kids' prospects to reach their God-given potential.

According to the U.S. Census Bureau, we spend $648 billion a year on education. We are getting nearly no return on our investment. Yet, all we ever hear from school officials and education advocates is that we need to increase school spending. Why? So we can produce more kids who cannot read?"
There's An Educational Crisis in the US. Does Anybody Care?

interesting story

MATH AND READING SCORES for fourth- and eighth-graders in the United States dropped since 2017, and the decrease in reading achievement has government researchers particularly concerned.

yeah Trump became president that year

Washington, D.C., was the only place where students posted gains in three out of the four grade-subject combinations.

one of the most solid democrats places in the US.

includes a break-out of student achievement in 27 large urban school districts.

black, Hispanic, Native American and white students in fourth and eighth grades scored lower in reading in 2019 compared to 2017.

Still

"The assessment is designed to tell you what, not why," she added. "Why is something the data cannot tell you."

Yeah interesting story that records data but cannot tell you why

Still it was 4th and 8th graders in Math and Reading that they gathered data

Best States rankings by US News & World Report.

Based on the latest data, Massachusetts was found to have the best public schools in America. The state was ranked first in math and reading scores and within the top 10 for college readiness and preschool enrollment. The state did, however, just rank 13th in terms of high school graduation rates.

New Jersey, New Hampshire were rated next

A more likely reason is access to media via phones, video games and cable

The top 10 states in terms of the best public schools based on this list are:

• Massachusetts
• New Jersey
• New Hampshire
• Vermont
• Connecticut
• Indiana
• Illinois
• Virginia
• Nebraska
• Pennsylvania

mostly democratic and liberal

Still you can guess which states consistently ranted in the lower tier

And another brilliant mind attempting to spin the truth.

The scores cover fourth through eighth grades, moron.

And....."no progress from the first NAEP administration almost 30 years ago," she said.



You must be a government school grad, huh?

The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, or OECD, has made a list of the world’s most educated countries

The top 10 most educated nations based on this study are:

drum roll

• Canada
• Japan
• Israel
• Korea
• United Kingdom
• United States
• Australia
• Finland
• Norway
• Luxembourg

I do notice that you do like to scream a lot when you run out of the room but relax the US is doing well in education

Singapore is not threat

The number you think are meaningful can be easily manipulated by number of people. Poor VS Rich and variety of factors that you don't bother to look at but just jump to conclusions

Why is Japan number one.

Manners before knowledge. In Japanese schools, the students don’t take any exams until they reach the age of 10. They just take small tests. It is believed that the goal for the first 3 years of school is not to judge the child’s knowledge or learning, but to establish good manners and to develop their character.

different than in the the US

The students clean their school themselves. They work in teams and help each other even in menial tasks

Almost all junior high schools require their students to wear school uniforms.

Does it make a difference it seems to



Why is Israel number 2 well that is also another story

Moron well when look in the mirror that is not what I see but hey look in the mirror and tell us what you see

You must be a government school grad, huh?

Well I graduate from something but that is irrelevant

try to focus on your points instead of sticking your tongue out and blaming others

US students remain at average when compared internationally.
The syntax revealed in your post puts you at an even lower level of competence.


You're fine with that.


I'm not.


What more is there to say?

 

[Care4all]

Each State's board of education...(And the Fed Secretary of Education, I suppose)

How are they picked? Do governors have a say in State BOE picks etc.?

 

[PoliticalChic]

Each State's board of education...(And the Fed Secretary of Education, I suppose)

How are they picked? Do governors have a say in State BOE picks etc.?

I wouldn't have to explain this to you if you had ever read a book....you know what a book is, don't you?


The sources are provided, so you can start that endeavor now.

1. The radicals of the sixties did not remain within the universities…They realized that the apocalypse never materialized. “…they were dropping off into environmentalism and consumerism and fatalism…I watched many of my old comrades apply to graduate school in universities they had failed to burn down, so they could get advanced degrees and spread the ideas that had been discredited in the streets under an academic cover.” Collier and Horowitz, “Destructive Generation: Second Thoughts About The Sixties,” p. 294-295.

1. “The radicals were not likely to go into business or the conventional practice of the professions. They were part of the chattering class, talkers interested in policy, politics, culture. They went into politics, print and electronic journalism, church bureaucracies, foundation staffs, Hollywood careers, public interest organizations, anywhere attitudes and opinions could be influenced. And they are exerting influence.” Robert H. Bork, “Slouching Toward Gomorrah,” p. 51

1. “[The radicals] did not go away or change their minds; the New Left shattered into a multitude of single-issue groups. We now have, to name a few, radical feminists, black extremists, animal rights groups, radical environmentalists, activist homosexual organizations, multiculturalists, organizations such as People for the American Way, the American Civil Liberties Union, the National Abortion Rights Action League (NARAL), the National Organization for Women (NOW), and Planned Parenthood.” Robert H. Bork, “Slouching Toward Gomorrah,” p. 53

They now control the schools.


These schools:

And, of course, people like you are the result.

 

[Kilroy2]

"These horrible scores are reflected internationally, too, as the U.S. continues to slide in comparison to 15-year-old students of other nations. Accordingly, the U.S. ranks 35th in math, 25th in science, and 24th in reading. Singapore leads all countries in each category. Hong Kong follows. I doubt that these nations spend on education per pupil what the U.S. does. Asian culture might play a role here too. I know that will rub some liberal apologists the wrong way, but too bad. I care about our kids' prospects to reach their God-given potential.

According to the U.S. Census Bureau, we spend $648 billion a year on education. We are getting nearly no return on our investment. Yet, all we ever hear from school officials and education advocates is that we need to increase school spending. Why? So we can produce more kids who cannot read?"
There's An Educational Crisis in the US. Does Anybody Care?

interesting story

MATH AND READING SCORES for fourth- and eighth-graders in the United States dropped since 2017, and the decrease in reading achievement has government researchers particularly concerned.

yeah Trump became president that year

Washington, D.C., was the only place where students posted gains in three out of the four grade-subject combinations.

one of the most solid democrats places in the US.

includes a break-out of student achievement in 27 large urban school districts.

black, Hispanic, Native American and white students in fourth and eighth grades scored lower in reading in 2019 compared to 2017.

Still

"The assessment is designed to tell you what, not why," she added. "Why is something the data cannot tell you."

Yeah interesting story that records data but cannot tell you why

Still it was 4th and 8th graders in Math and Reading that they gathered data

Best States rankings by US News & World Report.

Based on the latest data, Massachusetts was found to have the best public schools in America. The state was ranked first in math and reading scores and within the top 10 for college readiness and preschool enrollment. The state did, however, just rank 13th in terms of high school graduation rates.

New Jersey, New Hampshire were rated next

A more likely reason is access to media via phones, video games and cable

The top 10 states in terms of the best public schools based on this list are:

• Massachusetts
• New Jersey
• New Hampshire
• Vermont
• Connecticut
• Indiana
• Illinois
• Virginia
• Nebraska
• Pennsylvania

mostly democratic and liberal

Still you can guess which states consistently ranted in the lower tier

And another brilliant mind attempting to spin the truth.

The scores cover fourth through eighth grades, moron.

And....."no progress from the first NAEP administration almost 30 years ago," she said.



You must be a government school grad, huh?

The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, or OECD, has made a list of the world’s most educated countries

The top 10 most educated nations based on this study are:

drum roll

• Canada
• Japan
• Israel
• Korea
• United Kingdom
• United States
• Australia
• Finland
• Norway
• Luxembourg

I do notice that you do like to scream a lot when you run out of the room but relax the US is doing well in education

Singapore is not threat

The number you think are meaningful can be easily manipulated by number of people. Poor VS Rich and variety of factors that you don't bother to look at but just jump to conclusions

Why is Japan number one.

Manners before knowledge. In Japanese schools, the students don’t take any exams until they reach the age of 10. They just take small tests. It is believed that the goal for the first 3 years of school is not to judge the child’s knowledge or learning, but to establish good manners and to develop their character.

different than in the the US

The students clean their school themselves. They work in teams and help each other even in menial tasks

Almost all junior high schools require their students to wear school uniforms.

Does it make a difference it seems to



Why is Israel number 2 well that is also another story

Moron well when look in the mirror that is not what I see but hey look in the mirror and tell us what you see

You must be a government school grad, huh?

Well I graduate from something but that is irrelevant

try to focus on your points instead of sticking your tongue out and blaming others

US students remain at average when compared internationally.
The syntax revealed in your post puts you at an even lower level of competence.


You're fine with that.


I'm not.


What more is there to say?

The article you posted says clearly

"The assessment is designed to tell you what, not why," she added. "Why is something the data cannot tell you."

So any assertion you make make about the data is already flawed

 

[PoliticalChic]

"These horrible scores are reflected internationally, too, as the U.S. continues to slide in comparison to 15-year-old students of other nations. Accordingly, the U.S. ranks 35th in math, 25th in science, and 24th in reading. Singapore leads all countries in each category. Hong Kong follows. I doubt that these nations spend on education per pupil what the U.S. does. Asian culture might play a role here too. I know that will rub some liberal apologists the wrong way, but too bad. I care about our kids' prospects to reach their God-given potential.

According to the U.S. Census Bureau, we spend $648 billion a year on education. We are getting nearly no return on our investment. Yet, all we ever hear from school officials and education advocates is that we need to increase school spending. Why? So we can produce more kids who cannot read?"
There's An Educational Crisis in the US. Does Anybody Care?

interesting story

MATH AND READING SCORES for fourth- and eighth-graders in the United States dropped since 2017, and the decrease in reading achievement has government researchers particularly concerned.

yeah Trump became president that year

Washington, D.C., was the only place where students posted gains in three out of the four grade-subject combinations.

one of the most solid democrats places in the US.

includes a break-out of student achievement in 27 large urban school districts.

black, Hispanic, Native American and white students in fourth and eighth grades scored lower in reading in 2019 compared to 2017.

Still

"The assessment is designed to tell you what, not why," she added. "Why is something the data cannot tell you."

Yeah interesting story that records data but cannot tell you why

Still it was 4th and 8th graders in Math and Reading that they gathered data

Best States rankings by US News & World Report.

Based on the latest data, Massachusetts was found to have the best public schools in America. The state was ranked first in math and reading scores and within the top 10 for college readiness and preschool enrollment. The state did, however, just rank 13th in terms of high school graduation rates.

New Jersey, New Hampshire were rated next

A more likely reason is access to media via phones, video games and cable

The top 10 states in terms of the best public schools based on this list are:

• Massachusetts
• New Jersey
• New Hampshire
• Vermont
• Connecticut
• Indiana
• Illinois
• Virginia
• Nebraska
• Pennsylvania

mostly democratic and liberal

Still you can guess which states consistently ranted in the lower tier

And another brilliant mind attempting to spin the truth.

The scores cover fourth through eighth grades, moron.

And....."no progress from the first NAEP administration almost 30 years ago," she said.



You must be a government school grad, huh?

The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, or OECD, has made a list of the world’s most educated countries

The top 10 most educated nations based on this study are:

drum roll

• Canada
• Japan
• Israel
• Korea
• United Kingdom
• United States
• Australia
• Finland
• Norway
• Luxembourg

I do notice that you do like to scream a lot when you run out of the room but relax the US is doing well in education

Singapore is not threat

The number you think are meaningful can be easily manipulated by number of people. Poor VS Rich and variety of factors that you don't bother to look at but just jump to conclusions

Why is Japan number one.

Manners before knowledge. In Japanese schools, the students don’t take any exams until they reach the age of 10. They just take small tests. It is believed that the goal for the first 3 years of school is not to judge the child’s knowledge or learning, but to establish good manners and to develop their character.

different than in the the US

The students clean their school themselves. They work in teams and help each other even in menial tasks

Almost all junior high schools require their students to wear school uniforms.

Does it make a difference it seems to



Why is Israel number 2 well that is also another story

Moron well when look in the mirror that is not what I see but hey look in the mirror and tell us what you see

You must be a government school grad, huh?

Well I graduate from something but that is irrelevant

try to focus on your points instead of sticking your tongue out and blaming others

US students remain at average when compared internationally.
The syntax revealed in your post puts you at an even lower level of competence.


You're fine with that.


I'm not.


What more is there to say?

The article you posted says clearly

"The assessment is designed to tell you what, not why," she added. "Why is something the data cannot tell you."

So any assertion you make make about the data is already flawed

Are you a government school grad?

 

[OldLady]

What, specifically, do you think the public schools are teaching that is causing the kids to under perform in reading and math? The schools are trying to help kids overcome natural tendencies toward being suspicious of those who are different from us.

What other beef you got?

 

[PoliticalChic]

What, specifically, do you think the public schools are teaching that is causing the kids to under perform in reading and math? The schools are trying to help kids overcome natural tendencies toward being suspicious of those who are different from us.

What other beef you got?

Perhaps you've missed the last 40-50 years....


The teaching profession has given up education in favor of indoctrination.

That indoctrination is Marxism....and it helps neither the America of the Founders, or the grades students get on exams.


Here....in the last week....the Chicago Teachers Union marching behind the symbol of International Socialism....Communism....the clenched fist.

You will see the fist five seconds into the vid.



” It appears the Chicago Teachers Union (CTU), which held a solidarity rally this Saturday afternoon, …. seemed more like a convention of far-left radicals than the image of clean-cut teachers the CTU would like to project. Thousands of red-shirted Chicago Teachers Union members flooded into Chicago’s aptly named Union Square Park at noon today to demonstrate for solidarity and workers’ rights. Protesters embraced radical revolutionary imagery, wearing shirts with Che Guevara on them and holding signs emblazoned with the “iron fist.”

Occupy Chicago and anarchist groups as well as the Progressive Labor Party, International Socialists, SEIU, AFL-CIO, and others stood alonside teachers chanting for solidarity…” Radical left coalesces around Chicago Teacher protest


More


In the vid, teacher’s union with the Socialist iron fist banner…




“IS THIS THE COLUMBUS DAY PARADE?” A tourist just asked me when she saw the rally/march of CTU/SEIU members still negotiating with CPS for a contract. Deadline is Thursday for planned Chicago teachers strike

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Try hard to stop being ignorant.


Please.

 

[PoliticalChic]

 

[PoliticalChic]

What, specifically, do you think the public schools are teaching that is causing the kids to under perform in reading and math? The schools are trying to help kids overcome natural tendencies toward being suspicious of those who are different from us.

What other beef you got?

I'd certainly love ....'love' (see what I did there?)....to hear your response to post #87....


...or was it so dispositive that it left you speechless?

 

[Kilroy2]

"These horrible scores are reflected internationally, too, as the U.S. continues to slide in comparison to 15-year-old students of other nations. Accordingly, the U.S. ranks 35th in math, 25th in science, and 24th in reading. Singapore leads all countries in each category. Hong Kong follows. I doubt that these nations spend on education per pupil what the U.S. does. Asian culture might play a role here too. I know that will rub some liberal apologists the wrong way, but too bad. I care about our kids' prospects to reach their God-given potential.

According to the U.S. Census Bureau, we spend $648 billion a year on education. We are getting nearly no return on our investment. Yet, all we ever hear from school officials and education advocates is that we need to increase school spending. Why? So we can produce more kids who cannot read?"
There's An Educational Crisis in the US. Does Anybody Care?

interesting story

MATH AND READING SCORES for fourth- and eighth-graders in the United States dropped since 2017, and the decrease in reading achievement has government researchers particularly concerned.

yeah Trump became president that year

Washington, D.C., was the only place where students posted gains in three out of the four grade-subject combinations.

one of the most solid democrats places in the US.

includes a break-out of student achievement in 27 large urban school districts.

black, Hispanic, Native American and white students in fourth and eighth grades scored lower in reading in 2019 compared to 2017.

Still

"The assessment is designed to tell you what, not why," she added. "Why is something the data cannot tell you."

Yeah interesting story that records data but cannot tell you why

Still it was 4th and 8th graders in Math and Reading that they gathered data

Best States rankings by US News & World Report.

Based on the latest data, Massachusetts was found to have the best public schools in America. The state was ranked first in math and reading scores and within the top 10 for college readiness and preschool enrollment. The state did, however, just rank 13th in terms of high school graduation rates.

New Jersey, New Hampshire were rated next

A more likely reason is access to media via phones, video games and cable

The top 10 states in terms of the best public schools based on this list are:

• Massachusetts
• New Jersey
• New Hampshire
• Vermont
• Connecticut
• Indiana
• Illinois
• Virginia
• Nebraska
• Pennsylvania

mostly democratic and liberal

Still you can guess which states consistently ranted in the lower tier

And another brilliant mind attempting to spin the truth.

The scores cover fourth through eighth grades, moron.

And....."no progress from the first NAEP administration almost 30 years ago," she said.



You must be a government school grad, huh?

The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, or OECD, has made a list of the world’s most educated countries

The top 10 most educated nations based on this study are:

drum roll

• Canada
• Japan
• Israel
• Korea
• United Kingdom
• United States
• Australia
• Finland
• Norway
• Luxembourg

I do notice that you do like to scream a lot when you run out of the room but relax the US is doing well in education

Singapore is not threat

The number you think are meaningful can be easily manipulated by number of people. Poor VS Rich and variety of factors that you don't bother to look at but just jump to conclusions

Why is Japan number one.

Manners before knowledge. In Japanese schools, the students don’t take any exams until they reach the age of 10. They just take small tests. It is believed that the goal for the first 3 years of school is not to judge the child’s knowledge or learning, but to establish good manners and to develop their character.

different than in the the US

The students clean their school themselves. They work in teams and help each other even in menial tasks

Almost all junior high schools require their students to wear school uniforms.

Does it make a difference it seems to



Why is Israel number 2 well that is also another story

Moron well when look in the mirror that is not what I see but hey look in the mirror and tell us what you see

You must be a government school grad, huh?

Well I graduate from something but that is irrelevant

try to focus on your points instead of sticking your tongue out and blaming others

US students remain at average when compared internationally.
The syntax revealed in your post puts you at an even lower level of competence.


You're fine with that.


I'm not.


What more is there to say?

The article you posted says clearly

"The assessment is designed to tell you what, not why," she added. "Why is something the data cannot tell you."

So any assertion you make make about the data is already flawed

Are you a government school grad?

changing the subject

 

[PoliticalChic]

"These horrible scores are reflected internationally, too, as the U.S. continues to slide in comparison to 15-year-old students of other nations. Accordingly, the U.S. ranks 35th in math, 25th in science, and 24th in reading. Singapore leads all countries in each category. Hong Kong follows. I doubt that these nations spend on education per pupil what the U.S. does. Asian culture might play a role here too. I know that will rub some liberal apologists the wrong way, but too bad. I care about our kids' prospects to reach their God-given potential.

According to the U.S. Census Bureau, we spend $648 billion a year on education. We are getting nearly no return on our investment. Yet, all we ever hear from school officials and education advocates is that we need to increase school spending. Why? So we can produce more kids who cannot read?"
There's An Educational Crisis in the US. Does Anybody Care?
And another brilliant mind attempting to spin the truth.

The scores cover fourth through eighth grades, moron.

And....."no progress from the first NAEP administration almost 30 years ago," she said.



You must be a government school grad, huh?

The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, or OECD, has made a list of the world’s most educated countries

The top 10 most educated nations based on this study are:

drum roll

• Canada
• Japan
• Israel
• Korea
• United Kingdom
• United States
• Australia
• Finland
• Norway
• Luxembourg

I do notice that you do like to scream a lot when you run out of the room but relax the US is doing well in education

Singapore is not threat

The number you think are meaningful can be easily manipulated by number of people. Poor VS Rich and variety of factors that you don't bother to look at but just jump to conclusions

Why is Japan number one.

Manners before knowledge. In Japanese schools, the students don’t take any exams until they reach the age of 10. They just take small tests. It is believed that the goal for the first 3 years of school is not to judge the child’s knowledge or learning, but to establish good manners and to develop their character.

different than in the the US

The students clean their school themselves. They work in teams and help each other even in menial tasks

Almost all junior high schools require their students to wear school uniforms.

Does it make a difference it seems to



Why is Israel number 2 well that is also another story

Moron well when look in the mirror that is not what I see but hey look in the mirror and tell us what you see

You must be a government school grad, huh?

Well I graduate from something but that is irrelevant

try to focus on your points instead of sticking your tongue out and blaming others

US students remain at average when compared internationally.
The syntax revealed in your post puts you at an even lower level of competence.


You're fine with that.


I'm not.


What more is there to say?

The article you posted says clearly

"The assessment is designed to tell you what, not why," she added. "Why is something the data cannot tell you."

So any assertion you make make about the data is already flawed

Are you a government school grad?

changing the subject

Informing the subject.

 

[Kilroy2]

The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, or OECD, has made a list of the world’s most educated countries

The top 10 most educated nations based on this study are:

drum roll

• Canada
• Japan
• Israel
• Korea
• United Kingdom
• United States
• Australia
• Finland
• Norway
• Luxembourg

I do notice that you do like to scream a lot when you run out of the room but relax the US is doing well in education

Singapore is not threat

The number you think are meaningful can be easily manipulated by number of people. Poor VS Rich and variety of factors that you don't bother to look at but just jump to conclusions

Why is Japan number one.

Manners before knowledge. In Japanese schools, the students don’t take any exams until they reach the age of 10. They just take small tests. It is believed that the goal for the first 3 years of school is not to judge the child’s knowledge or learning, but to establish good manners and to develop their character.

different than in the the US

The students clean their school themselves. They work in teams and help each other even in menial tasks

Almost all junior high schools require their students to wear school uniforms.

Does it make a difference it seems to



Why is Israel number 2 well that is also another story

Moron well when look in the mirror that is not what I see but hey look in the mirror and tell us what you see

You must be a government school grad, huh?

Well I graduate from something but that is irrelevant

try to focus on your points instead of sticking your tongue out and blaming others

US students remain at average when compared internationally.
The syntax revealed in your post puts you at an even lower level of competence.


You're fine with that.


I'm not.


What more is there to say?

The article you posted says clearly

"The assessment is designed to tell you what, not why," she added. "Why is something the data cannot tell you."

So any assertion you make make about the data is already flawed

Are you a government school grad?

changing the subject

Informing the subject.

Still have to know what the subject is otherwise it is making stuff up

 

[PoliticalChic]

US students remain at average when compared internationally.
The syntax revealed in your post puts you at an even lower level of competence.


You're fine with that.


I'm not.


What more is there to say?

The article you posted says clearly

"The assessment is designed to tell you what, not why," she added. "Why is something the data cannot tell you."

So any assertion you make make about the data is already flawed

Are you a government school grad?

changing the subject

Informing the subject.

Still have to know what the subject is otherwise it is making stuff up

Why are you afraid to admit that you are a result of government schooling?

ls it because your indoctrination is dispositive in this discussion???

 

[Kilroy2]

The article you posted says clearly

"The assessment is designed to tell you what, not why," she added. "Why is something the data cannot tell you."




So any assertion you make make about the data is already flawed

Are you a government school grad?

changing the subject

Informing the subject.

Still have to know what the subject is otherwise it is making stuff up

Why are you afraid to admit that you are a result of government schooling?

ls it because your indoctrination is dispositive in this discussion???

are you a result of government schooling?

after all you are the political chic

by your own admission

stop projecting on to others your own predispositions

it seem to like to do that a lot

misinterpret

 

[PoliticalChic]

Are you a government school grad?

changing the subject

Informing the subject.

Still have to know what the subject is otherwise it is making stuff up

Why are you afraid to admit that you are a result of government schooling?

ls it because your indoctrination is dispositive in this discussion???

are you a result of government schooling?

after all you are the political chic

by your own admission

stop projecting on to others your own predispositions

it seem to like to do that a lot

misinterpret

Are you a government school grad?

Why is that question so difficult for you?

 

[Kilroy2]

changing the subject

Informing the subject.

Still have to know what the subject is otherwise it is making stuff up

Why are you afraid to admit that you are a result of government schooling?

ls it because your indoctrination is dispositive in this discussion???

are you a result of government schooling?

after all you are the political chic

by your own admission

stop projecting on to others your own predispositions

it seem to like to do that a lot

misinterpret

Are you a government school grad?

Why is that question so difficult for you?

Because it has nothing to do with the topic of your original post

But I do understand that you like to change the topic

The current NAEP which manages the NRC assessment has served as an important but limited monitor of academic performance in U.S. schools. Neither NAEP nor any other large-scale assessment can adequately measure all aspects of student achievement. Furthermore, measures of student achievement alone cannot meet the many and varied needs for information about the progress of American education.

You blame democrats for something that is fundamentally flawed but that is how repubs roll

Making a case about government schooling is another example of Trumpican politics

I refuse to play but will discuss the topic at hand

how about you

 

[PoliticalChic]

Informing the subject.

Still have to know what the subject is otherwise it is making stuff up

Why are you afraid to admit that you are a result of government schooling?

ls it because your indoctrination is dispositive in this discussion???

are you a result of government schooling?

after all you are the political chic

by your own admission

stop projecting on to others your own predispositions

it seem to like to do that a lot

misinterpret

Are you a government school grad?

Why is that question so difficult for you?

Because it has nothing to do with the topic of your original post

But I do understand that you like to change the topic

The current NAEP which manages the NRC assessment has served as an important but limited monitor of academic performance in U.S. schools. Neither NAEP nor any other large-scale assessment can adequately measure all aspects of student achievement. Furthermore, measures of student achievement alone cannot meet the many and varied needs for information about the progress of American education.

You blame democrats for something that is fundamentally flawed but that is how repubs roll

Making a case about government schooling is another example of Trumpican politics

I refuse to play but will discuss the topic at hand

how about you

Can you name a few of the books that have informed your geopolitical outlook?

 

[Kilroy2]

Still have to know what the subject is otherwise it is making stuff up

Why are you afraid to admit that you are a result of government schooling?

ls it because your indoctrination is dispositive in this discussion???

are you a result of government schooling?

after all you are the political chic

by your own admission

stop projecting on to others your own predispositions

it seem to like to do that a lot

misinterpret

Are you a government school grad?

Why is that question so difficult for you?

Because it has nothing to do with the topic of your original post

But I do understand that you like to change the topic

The current NAEP which manages the NRC assessment has served as an important but limited monitor of academic performance in U.S. schools. Neither NAEP nor any other large-scale assessment can adequately measure all aspects of student achievement. Furthermore, measures of student achievement alone cannot meet the many and varied needs for information about the progress of American education.

You blame democrats for something that is fundamentally flawed but that is how repubs roll

Making a case about government schooling is another example of Trumpican politics

I refuse to play but will discuss the topic at hand

how about you

Can you name a few of the books that have informed your geopolitical outlook?

geopolitical is pretty broad but its simple

I can understand what I read

but tell me your geo political outlook when you state

Quote - It is not the students, the sub-groups, the color, the wealth.....

.....it is the political perspective that owns and operates the schools. Quote end

Using the report card as proof

Yet all I says is that the report card is flawed for the various reason I previously mention

which you have not addressed or even try to defend

Still a fine attempt at deflecting but talk about your thread and defend it

 

[PoliticalChic]

Why are you afraid to admit that you are a result of government schooling?

ls it because your indoctrination is dispositive in this discussion???

are you a result of government schooling?

after all you are the political chic

by your own admission

stop projecting on to others your own predispositions

it seem to like to do that a lot

misinterpret

Are you a government school grad?

Why is that question so difficult for you?

Because it has nothing to do with the topic of your original post

But I do understand that you like to change the topic

The current NAEP which manages the NRC assessment has served as an important but limited monitor of academic performance in U.S. schools. Neither NAEP nor any other large-scale assessment can adequately measure all aspects of student achievement. Furthermore, measures of student achievement alone cannot meet the many and varied needs for information about the progress of American education.

You blame democrats for something that is fundamentally flawed but that is how repubs roll

Making a case about government schooling is another example of Trumpican politics

I refuse to play but will discuss the topic at hand

how about you

Can you name a few of the books that have informed your geopolitical outlook?

geopolitical is pretty broad but its simple

I can understand what I read

but tell me your geo political outlook when you state

Quote - It is not the students, the sub-groups, the color, the wealth.....

.....it is the political perspective that owns and operates the schools. Quote end

Using the report card as proof

Yet all I says is that the report card is flawed for the various reason I previously mention

which you have not addressed or even try to defend

Still a fine attempt at deflecting but talk about your thread and defend it

Why are you afraid to admit that you are a result of government schooling?

ls it because your indoctrination is dispositive in this discussion???

are you a result of government schooling?

after all you are the political chic

by your own admission

stop projecting on to others your own predispositions

it seem to like to do that a lot

misinterpret

Are you a government school grad?

Why is that question so difficult for you?

Because it has nothing to do with the topic of your original post

But I do understand that you like to change the topic

The current NAEP which manages the NRC assessment has served as an important but limited monitor of academic performance in U.S. schools. Neither NAEP nor any other large-scale assessment can adequately measure all aspects of student achievement. Furthermore, measures of student achievement alone cannot meet the many and varied needs for information about the progress of American education.

You blame democrats for something that is fundamentally flawed but that is how repubs roll

Making a case about government schooling is another example of Trumpican politics

I refuse to play but will discuss the topic at hand

how about you

Can you name a few of the books that have informed your geopolitical outlook?

geopolitical is pretty broad but its simple

I can understand what I read

but tell me your geo political outlook when you state

Quote - It is not the students, the sub-groups, the color, the wealth.....

.....it is the political perspective that owns and operates the schools. Quote end

Using the report card as proof

Yet all I says is that the report card is flawed for the various reason I previously mention

which you have not addressed or even try to defend

Still a fine attempt at deflecting but talk about your thread and defend it

So there are no books you can point to as having informed your geopolitical views?


Seems Coulter was correct...

"Liberals don't read books – they don't read anything … That's why they're liberals. They watch TV, absorb the propaganda, and vote on the basis of urges."

 

[Kilroy2]

are you a result of government schooling?

after all you are the political chic

by your own admission

stop projecting on to others your own predispositions

it seem to like to do that a lot

misinterpret

Are you a government school grad?

Why is that question so difficult for you?

Because it has nothing to do with the topic of your original post

But I do understand that you like to change the topic

The current NAEP which manages the NRC assessment has served as an important but limited monitor of academic performance in U.S. schools. Neither NAEP nor any other large-scale assessment can adequately measure all aspects of student achievement. Furthermore, measures of student achievement alone cannot meet the many and varied needs for information about the progress of American education.

You blame democrats for something that is fundamentally flawed but that is how repubs roll

Making a case about government schooling is another example of Trumpican politics

I refuse to play but will discuss the topic at hand

how about you

Can you name a few of the books that have informed your geopolitical outlook?

geopolitical is pretty broad but its simple

I can understand what I read

but tell me your geo political outlook when you state

Quote - It is not the students, the sub-groups, the color, the wealth.....

.....it is the political perspective that owns and operates the schools. Quote end

Using the report card as proof

Yet all I says is that the report card is flawed for the various reason I previously mention

which you have not addressed or even try to defend

Still a fine attempt at deflecting but talk about your thread and defend it

are you a result of government schooling?

after all you are the political chic

by your own admission

stop projecting on to others your own predispositions

it seem to like to do that a lot

misinterpret

Are you a government school grad?

Why is that question so difficult for you?

Because it has nothing to do with the topic of your original post

But I do understand that you like to change the topic

The current NAEP which manages the NRC assessment has served as an important but limited monitor of academic performance in U.S. schools. Neither NAEP nor any other large-scale assessment can adequately measure all aspects of student achievement. Furthermore, measures of student achievement alone cannot meet the many and varied needs for information about the progress of American education.

You blame democrats for something that is fundamentally flawed but that is how repubs roll

Making a case about government schooling is another example of Trumpican politics

I refuse to play but will discuss the topic at hand

how about you

Can you name a few of the books that have informed your geopolitical outlook?

geopolitical is pretty broad but its simple

I can understand what I read

but tell me your geo political outlook when you state

Quote - It is not the students, the sub-groups, the color, the wealth.....

.....it is the political perspective that owns and operates the schools. Quote end

Using the report card as proof

Yet all I says is that the report card is flawed for the various reason I previously mention

which you have not addressed or even try to defend

Still a fine attempt at deflecting but talk about your thread and defend it

So there are no books you can point to as having informed your geopolitical views?


Seems Coulter was correct...

"Liberals don't read books – they don't read anything … That's why they're liberals. They watch TV, absorb the propaganda, and vote on the basis of urges."

Quoting Ann Coulter are we

is she who you listen to and absorb her propaganda and vote on the basis of her urges

Do you need books to form your geopolitical views or do you just sit in front of the TV and watch Fox

Coulter certainly acts like she reads

When asked what she is most satisfied with about the Trump presidency, Coulter said “the tweeting is great.”

That is so deep and good to know she is your idol

its almost like looking in the mirror