Pffff #
Posted Tuesday 19th August 2008 22:05 GMT
"Teachers are the ultimate tools"
You can say that again, I worked at an FE (hah!) college for a while, and there wasn't one of them that didn't deserve stabbing.
Posted Tuesday 19th August 2008 22:05 GMT
"Teachers are the ultimate tools"
You can say that again, I worked at an FE (hah!) college for a while, and there wasn't one of them that didn't deserve stabbing.
Posted Wednesday 20th August 2008 00:14 GMT
it's because many of the good ones left in disgust (or refuse to join) a system of idiot bureaucrats who are more and more is taking decisions about education away from those most qualified to make them, and instead treating the teachers simply as replaceable resources to be blamed for everything but not given the authority to change anything?
Just perhaps?
Posted Wednesday 20th August 2008 00:14 GMT
What does he mean just the US? The UK can trash its education, healthcare and economic development.just as well as the US can.
Posted Wednesday 20th August 2008 09:11 GMT
Na. Some of them need more bureaucrats, not less. The amount of schools my business deals with where the Teachers think that they order stuff and then it is paid for by magic and pixie dust without them having to ask if they can buy stuff or telling anyone they have... ARRGGGG...
Posted Wednesday 20th August 2008 13:47 GMT
US Govt "failing to back innovation or stem the decline in the public education system"
Okay as far as it goes, he left out the bits about keeping healthcare unaffordable, driving the last world power towards bankruptcy and ruin, and making the world a worse place. Maybe there's a sequel planned.