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Bruce Deitrick Price's Blog – June 2016 Archive (3)
9 Main Reasons Why Public Schools Are Mediocre
We all like lists, especially if they are short and to the point. Here's a good example:
http://www.educationviews.org/9-big-reasons-public-schools-wallow-mediocrity/…
ContinueAdded by Bruce Deitrick Price on June 23, 2016 at 3:51pm — No Comments
How do K-12 schools create functional illiteracy? Easily.
If people understood the process, then they could help prevent it.
Semi-literacy is the main thing killing our country now. Fixing this epidemic is the easiest way to fix the whole school system.
Kids used to go to school for a year or two and they could read. That's how real education starts. The only way. Now we have an elaborate scam where public schools pretend to…
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How, bottom line, do we improve K-12 education??
Here is one of my favorite themes: Almost everything we see discussed is the SURFACE of education. The skin. The outside. The superficial stuff that doesn't really matter.
I think our Education Establishment is truly brilliant at keeping people distracted and bewildered. The trick is to get people discussing things that are not primary. Throw out five or 10 excuses for why the schools are bad – kids are lazy, parents don't care, there's not enough money, the Internet is…
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