Damn it Political Chic, you do the best posts here on the Libtard bullshit.
I agree. I've been a fan and friend of her since day 1 ...
Youz is da' best, Sunni!
You can judge a person by the company they keep. PoliticalChic, always ready to call the Democrats anti-semitic, is buddy-buddy with USMB's resident anti-semite, Sunni Man. Classic hypocrisy. Congrats PoliticalChic, I just wish I was surprised.
You government school grads are as dumb as asphalt.
OK.....try and incorporate these elements in what passes for thinking from your sort.
a. Sunni doesn't make public policy, he simply has a different opinion from mine. As a conservative, I allow for individualism.
b. On every other topic, he and I are on the same page, and as the first Republican President so wisely stated:
"Stand with anybody that stands RIGHT. Stand with him while he is right and PART with him when he goes wrong." Abraham Lincoln, Speech at Peoria, Illinois (October 16, 1854),
Get it now, dunce?
I am sorry that you managed to slip through and graduated while still a dumbass.
If you knew anything about John Dewey, you would know he supported changes to education that were never realized that you would have supported.
You're referring to John Dewey, Communist dupe?
You dupes certainly do hang together......and the sooner the better.
The only dupe is you. Have you ever read any of those books? The real reason Dewey is hated was because he actually got teachers to unionize.
I don't mind trying to educate you.....as thankless and impossible as it is.....
As you are stupid enough to idolize this communist, Dewey.....here's another who controls the education industry.
" At a recent meeting of the New York Teaching Fellows program (“Teach for America”: provides an alternate route to state certification for about 1,700 new teachers annually) , Sol Stern found
the one book that the fellows had to read in full was Pedagogy of the Oppressed, by the Brazilian [Marxist] educator Paulo Freire.
This book has achieved near-iconic status in America’s teacher-training programs....
Pedagogy of the Oppressed was one of the most frequently assigned texts in their philosophy of education courses.
...Pedagogy of the Oppressed mentions
none of the issues that troubled education reformers throughout the twentieth century
: testing, standards, curriculum, the role of parents, how to organize schools, what subjects should be taught in various grades, how best to train teachers, the most effective way of teaching disadvantaged students.
This ed-school bestseller is, instead, a utopian political tract
calling for the overthrow of capitalist hegemony and the creation of classless societies.
The pedagogical point of Freire’s thesis is
its opposition to taxing students with any actual academic content, which Freire derides as “official knowledge” that serves to rationalize inequality within capitalist society."
Pedagogy of the Oppressor by Sol Stern City Journal Spring 2009
".... its opposition to taxing students with any actual academic content,..."
It is any wonder why American schools do such an awful job at educating students?