bayareagreatthing says
I wrote a hub that briefly spoke to this issue in the California school system.
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As a self-taught writer, artist, philosopher, spiritualist, futurist, and having been an 8th grade drop-out. (Shhh... don't tell my kids) I could fill a library with my opinions regarding the importance... keep reading →

Native Son says
The most urgent reform required is a return of control over curriculum to the local communities and a repeal of No Child Left Behind or a whole hearted revision of the policy. Our school teachers are also being innundated with paperwork. We need to free teachers to spend their time teaching and preparing to teach in the classroom, not to doing administrative tasks. Lastly, the policy of "inclusion" through which students who have developmental disabilities needs to be modified or eradicated. Teachers have children with severe learning and/or emotional disabilities in their general education classrooms and it is expected that they will give these kids the special attention that they need while at the same time properly tending to the needs of the rest of the class. In my opinion these are three of the most urgently needed reforms for Government Schools.
What reforms are needed to the education system?
For the first hub in my 100-in-30 challenge participation, I'd like to tackle a most relevant question posed by LelahKimball about 2 months ago. The particular question seeks the answer to what reforms are... keep reading →
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