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Re: Blame the system... said by puck0114:The real problem isn't the teachers. The real problem is the parents. It doesn't matter what a teacher does, if the parents have no interest in their child's education, neither will the child. Unfortunately, we live in a society that no longer values education. What chance does a teacher have against that? Oh, I agree. There's plenty of blame to go around. My objection is when ideology propels people in one knee-jerk direction for every problem.
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| Unfortunately, the two parties in the US have pretty well trained everyone to react that way. People who have the ability to think for themselves and not just blindly accept what someone with an (R) or (D) behind their names tells them to accept are a rare breed. |
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| additionally if one is of the "question everything while still doing what is required" mindset they will likely be fired in short order.
Indepence is now treated as a negative in the typical AmeriCorp. Either march in lock-step or work for $8/hr or off the grid.
And I am not talking about not doing the job correctly but rather today in these corps, as well as the US in general, anyone who dares question what is going on is treated as a malcontent. In a coportation today, that person has zero chance to advance. In the general population they are attacked for daring to speak out at all. Rational dialog is no longer even attempted by the PTB (powers that be) as they have so many "laws" on their side an employee can be dismissed for mere speculation or something in their personal life.
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