Who has failed in education? Parents,teachers, students, or government?

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   IDONOposted 5 years ago

   Who has failed in education? Parents,teachers,  students, or government?

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   whonunuwhoposted 5 years ago

   All..but more so the parent's in the supposed family life afforded all children and supposedly guarded by Human Resources. The schools are to blame in the fact that they have been so complacent in allowing he travesties to continue without great and loud complaints. The government is at fault because a lack of realistic addressing of needed subjects, such as money to build and repair old schools, teacher's pay, basic supplies that kids need to learn properly. It is a shared dilemma and one in which many are at fault and in not doing the right and proper things in addressing needs. The children suffer as a result!!!

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      Sarra Garrettposted 5 years agoin reply to this

      I couldn't have said it better whonunuwho

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   lburmasterposted 5 years ago

   Parents. They brought these children into the world. It is their job to focus on their education, clothing, food intake, health, etc. Their child's needs are the parents responsibility to analyze, observe, and commit.

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   SidKempposted 5 years ago

   I would suggest that the only ones who have not failed are young children, say, before high school.
   
   In any systemic failure, all parties involved bear some of the responsibility. But, at this point, most of the causes of the failure go back generations. How can poorly educated parents (themselves children of poorly educated parents) and poorly educated teachers, organized by a government composed of poorly educated politicians and government workers, create a good educational system and provide good education. So, these days, everyone is responsible and no one is to blame.
   
   I don't see a systemic solution; I see public education as essential to democracy, and also as a failed experiment.
   
   On an individual level, anyone can choose to educate himself. An essential element is to decide to learn how to learn. Another is to commit to that learning, no matter what anyone else does.

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   lone77starposted 5 years ago

   All of the above.
   
   But it's been by design. The Rockefellers have long wanted only obedient slaves.
   
   Watch the following video. It explains so much and what we can do to change things for the better, not just in education, but in economy, government, prosperity, international relations, and much more.
   
   http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lEV5AFFcZ-s

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