I didn't pick through anything. That's the first interpretation that came to mind. Anyway, care to tell me what you meant by that statement?
Deconstructing Government: the education department
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Well what you type is what you type- no one knows if its what you mean or what you randomly say. But, really, what does "But the world seems to worry more about offending Muslims than offending any flavor of Christianity." mean? Just curious that's all.
That's absolute hogwash.
Examples of differences:
- In government schools, incompetent teachers are kept because of seniority rules, in corporate schools, they're fired.
- In government schools, teachers and adminstrators make a "political wage", in corporate schools, they make a market wage.
- In government school systems, failed schools go on forever, in a free market, they go out of business.
- In government school systems, students are told what school to go to, in a free market, students (parents) vote with their feet.
Blink twice if you've gotten a clue yet.
Tenured teachers get fired if they suck, stop with the propaganda.
Teachers and administrators get payed whatever they can negotiate.
Public schools get shutdown all the time.
Well you have a point there at least.
1 out of 4, I've seen worse.
You're cited facts, and you just brush them away. First, there's no such thing as "gay rights", just citizens' rights. It's not "talking about" gays, it's about the leftwing's attempt to "normalize" homosexuality in the minds of children, aka brainwashing.
Bullsh_t. Grade inflation is government teachers' scheme for covering up their failure as educators. A private system would also involve >>independent<< acrediting firms, not part and parcel of the current education establishment as now, who will audit schools for many such criteria for parents.
More BS from you - achievement is validly reckoned by standardized tests by independent testing firms. These are independent of the school.
I'm not talking about catholics - try to stay on point.
It is extremely hard for them to fire tenured teachers.
These negotiations are probably one of the biggest problems in the system. The teachers union often sits on both sides of the table as government employees AND part of a collective-bargaining group on the other side. That is what doesn't work.
What standardized tests are you referring to? Because state ones vary, but things like the SAT don't test achievement, they test aptitude.
Maybe you should look at who I am responding to before telling me to stay on point
You don't know what yopu're talking about - short of molesting the kids, they can't get fired.
They're overpaid, just as almost all government workers are overpaid - that's eg why the post office wants $5 billion to keep up with the lavish retiree benefits.
For failing? No they don't.
You responded to MY post, Sparky.
Can you not READ the entire post?
Here it is for you below:
Catholics don't have to take the condoms if they don't want to. Plus, I know plenty of Catholics who use condoms
Do you not see CatholicCrusader's name there? You know I can respond to more than one person in one post right?
Maybe you can cut down on the caffeine? You appear to have given a multi-poster response.
Even more egg on your face I see. You should really look into wiping it off.
Maybe you can cut down on the caffeine? You appear to have given a multi-poster response.
Can't handle it?
That's a common feature in vbulletin- theres even a dedicated multipost quote button on every post just so you can do that.
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