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[quote=Anonymous][quote]seriously, PP?

Show me your source, and I'll believe you.

I would love to post this comment for all of my teacher friends to view, as they would clearly get a good laugh at a fool like you.

Thanks for representing the 1% of parents who are truly idiots.[/quote]

Even most idiots recognise that American public school education does not attract the best of the intellectual or academic talent into public school teaching.  And most idiots recognise a significant problem with the American public school system are the teachers (or lack thereof) -- simply going through the motions from a template.  And most idiots know it is the quality of the students that makes the teachers or the school in the American public education system as many of these students would be stellar if they simply stayed at home and used those amply resources.

What do these facts make you?  Please share these thoughts with your colleagues.  I'm sure many of them will acknowledge this.  You are why the "entitled" teaching dead wood should be overhauled.

Unfortunately, most capable middle school students have more expertise in mathematics and science as any of the K-5 MCPS teachers I have encountered with 4 childrens (4 schools)  And you of all persons ( a dinasour) wonder why the public school systems in America are circling the drain?  Fifteen to 30 years from now it wouldn't surprise me if your system largely goes the way of the US postal service, print newspapers and network  TV.

...the 1 % of parents that are idiots to the annointed saviour of American public education
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