What would a $700 billion 'bailout' for education get us?
If Wall Street's firms are "too big to fail," certainly our school system is too big to fail, too.
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1 comment:
I think at this juncture I might be more frightened than hopeful about a $700 bailout for education. More test-prep and scripted curricula and the punitive behavior control systems that schools too often default to when the kids are not going along with the restrictive program!
But your point is well taken!
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