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I’d be really interested in your forward projection of how the Republican will be regained.
For education, return to the curricula of the late 1880’s. Children graduate at eighth grade. They can then enter a trade or technical school or pay to continue a college preparatory course of instruction. If a student fails more than one grade, they are expelled.
Have you seen the 1895 Kansas 8th grade test?
I doubt only a very small portion of today’s population could pass it.
An 1895 8th Grade Final Exam: I Couldn’t Pass It. Could You? | The New Republic
i would say have the ability to enter apprenticeships as well, otherwise you are spot on
Yeah, WOW… You can see it any time you go to the store, hand the kid cash. Now if you really want to have fun, round up the change so you get a quarter or a dollar bill back. They literally won’t know what to do.
Yup. I saw it here in Kootenai County, Idaho when I worked as a Teacher’s Aide at a local high school. There was a small core of students who were focused on math, science, and academic achievement. The bulk of the student body, however, were just a bunch of shambling, texting, slack-jawed, mouth-breathing, brain-dead, vaping, Mall Zombies.
They were managed and babysat by teachers afraid of their own shadows and conditioned under administrative threat not to say or do anything which would upset the parents. This was because the school needed “butts in the seats” -- my boss’s words, to get the enrollment money from Boise. Needless to say, I did not last long there.