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Snake Alchemist

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28. I think nationalization would also help even out the curriculum
Tue Jan 17, 2012, 03:40 PM
Jan 2012

It's amazing the difference in curricula from school to school and the wide knowledge gaps in some of them.

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It is time to NATIONALIZE the schools! [View all] Snake Alchemist Jan 2012 OP
confused by your teacher-salary suggestions DrDan Jan 2012 #1
It would be interesting in a Federal system how seniority and retirement would work ProgressiveProfessor Jan 2012 #3
exactly - like punishing a teacher for pursuing a further degree DrDan Jan 2012 #7
Bingo. nt Snake Alchemist Jan 2012 #8
You could factor in education and experience, but you have to incentivize people to work Snake Alchemist Jan 2012 #4
ok - so a voluntary assignment in a lower-income area would provide extra pay DrDan Jan 2012 #9
It sounds similar to me to what happened in the univ. housing office I worked at The Genealogist Jan 2012 #31
I think you are a little behind the times. ProgressiveProfessor Jan 2012 #2
Maybe not, but it eventually has to happen. Snake Alchemist Jan 2012 #5
In California, there are not major disparities since the state is the primary funding source ProgressiveProfessor Jan 2012 #12
So there is no diffence in funding per county/school district? Snake Alchemist Jan 2012 #14
it's not just the $ alc Jan 2012 #6
I guarantee that if you equalized the money that you would have the 1% fighting for better Snake Alchemist Jan 2012 #10
Not seeing that in California ProgressiveProfessor Jan 2012 #15
May be too small a pool. I think nationally would be more effective. Snake Alchemist Jan 2012 #17
This message was self-deleted by its author Snake Alchemist Jan 2012 #16
Do you really think that the 1% are sending their kids to public schools? exboyfil Jan 2012 #18
You are right. Probably more like the 5% or 10%. Snake Alchemist Jan 2012 #26
This message was self-deleted by its author HereSince1628 Jan 2012 #11
I don't see what the problem is. Snake Alchemist Jan 2012 #13
This message was self-deleted by its author HereSince1628 Jan 2012 #23
The problem is that is seems like rural schools are worse than their urban counterparts. Snake Alchemist Jan 2012 #25
This message was self-deleted by its author HereSince1628 Jan 2012 #27
I think nationalization would also help even out the curriculum Snake Alchemist Jan 2012 #28
That's one of the things I think that the feds would likely botch, HereSince1628 Jan 2012 #29
Yeah, those Okies and Jayhawks don't need no kemstry learnin. nt Snake Alchemist Jan 2012 #30
How does nationalization achieve this? brooklynite Jan 2012 #19
Do we know for a fact that all funding is equal in these schools exboyfil Jan 2012 #20
Yeah, lets reinvent the wheel. Problem with schools is the right wing attacks since the late 1970's. kickysnana Jan 2012 #21
I would normally agree, but not with Arne and his crop of ed-deformers running the show. liskddksil Jan 2012 #22
Exactly the problem and will always be the problem. former9thward Jan 2012 #24
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