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RandySF

(58,513 posts)
Tue May 8, 2012, 11:57 PM May 2012

"Values" are never taught in school? What school are they talking about?

Last week, I walked into my son's after school class to pick up my son. When a classmate told him I was there, he jokingly said "That's not my dad. That's my grandpa". I thought nothing of it (knowing his sense of humor) but a few minutes later he walked up and apologized because the teacher told him to. That's when it occurred to me how Republicans and others on the right complain that character values are not taught in public schools. All I can say to them is come to San Francisco USD.

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"Values" are never taught in school? What school are they talking about? (Original Post) RandySF May 2012 OP
People who say that are delusional MannyGoldstein May 2012 #1
It is still taught in Houston Texas...... AnneD May 2012 #2

AnneD

(15,774 posts)
2. It is still taught in Houston Texas......
Wed May 9, 2012, 08:47 AM
May 2012

We have a character counts component to our education. Education is not just about kids regurgitating facts back on a test, but teaching them to get along in this world.

People that say such nonsense are just engaging in education bashing.

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