Your US schools and my partner’s Canadian classroom are already worlds apart. You understandably decry a crummy system run by beancounters under policies meant to babysit the poor into the workforce. Anyone wanting more from public education in the US faces major uphill battles.
Fortunately the hundreds of students who benefited from her …
Your US schools and my partner’s Canadian classroom are already worlds apart. You understandably decry a crummy system run by beancounters under policies meant to babysit the poor into the workforce. Anyone wanting more from public education in the US faces major uphill battles.
Fortunately the hundreds of students who benefited from her classroom are that much better off.
She knows the difference between socialized and beaten. You and your theory do not.
Your US schools and my partner’s Canadian classroom are already worlds apart. You understandably decry a crummy system run by beancounters under policies meant to babysit the poor into the workforce. Anyone wanting more from public education in the US faces major uphill battles.
Fortunately the hundreds of students who benefited from her classroom are that much better off.
She knows the difference between socialized and beaten. You and your theory do not.