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Maybe it isn't the teachers; maybe it's you
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Contributor | Guy |
Last Edited | Guy Mar 18, 2006 12:12pm |
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Category | Opinion |
News Date | Friday, March 17, 2006 06:00:00 PM UTC0:0 |
Description | In Martha Zoller's recent column, she writes that parents should assert the control that they have by right over the government schools we fund through our taxes. I couldn't agree more. But she makes one comment that merits a challenge:
"America is tired of being told we have lousy parents, bad kids and we can’t do anything without the help of government ..."
While I'd be the first one to dispute the effectiveness of government “help,” I have enough friends and colleagues who are public school educators to say with confidence that there are many, many good teachers out there, and they are struggling to teach children who do have lousy parents. |
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