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Re: CHEATING IN SCHOOL


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Posted by Ryan - WI on March 08, 2008 at 12:36:17 from (66.114.188.16):

In Reply to: CHEATING IN SCHOOL posted by tom toney on March 08, 2008 at 11:42:35:


Walt davies said: (quoted from post at 15:00:36 03/08/08) Fire all the teachers and administrators then hire new ones and get rid of Tenor. Next put the old desks back in and nail them to the floor in straight line. Tell the new teachers that if they want to keep their jobs the kids will have to improve by 100% each year until they reach the level that we were back in the 40/50s. Next take all calculators in schools and destroy them and then make it against the law to have one within 1 mile of any grade school. If you can get rid of guns that kill kids then why not get rid of Calculators that ruin their math skills for the rest of their lives. We had to memorize the multiplication tables to 12 in the 3rd grade in the 1940s. Ask a kid today what 2X2 is and he will reach for his calculator. I have to count all wagon loads of hay going out of a field because anyone under 40 can't do it. BOY!! I could go one forever on this subject and never get to the end of the problems. Sorry if I offended any teachers out there but just look at the kids coming out of these schools and then tell me that you are doing a good job.

I know my grammar isn't what it is was 50 years ago but I have an excuse, I will be 70 this July.

Walt


You definitely are correct. This has everything to do with the teachers and schools being at fault. Has nothing to do with morals and ethics that are taught and observed at home. Oh wait a minute...


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