Why is it that money seems to be the only answer to our educational problems in

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  1. Wayne Brown profile image81
    Wayne Brownposted 13 years ago

    Why is it that money seems to be the only answer to our educational problems in America?

    Forever it seems Americans have thrown billions and billions of dollars at the education process with little satisfaction. When will the madness stop and sanity return?

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    Grandma's Houseposted 13 years ago

    According to Michelle Rhee, the answer is in getting rid of the 6 to 10% of the poorest performing teachers and replace them with average teachers. That means abolishing tenure (right now apparently teachers have tenure after 2 years).

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    HubPagesContentposted 13 years ago

    Well the problem is really the state and local governments that are supposed to be paying to support community colleges and state schools, but they have messed up so higher education is taking a strain. It's ridiculous that in a time of recession, when community colleges and state schools are getting more students, they have to raise tuition because the state and local governments can't fund them.

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  4. ra538 profile image60
    ra538posted 11 years ago

    Will I think the problem is that it's a breach of government. Obviously, the federal government has over-extended their hand in public education. In the 70's the government began to implement more federal control over the schools and as a result schools have become beacons of federal power. Let the teachers and principles and school boards set the curriculum and let them do it themselves. There's no need for government intervention in every single part of our lives. the government gives states' funds to build roads, but there not telling them where,when and how to build them. I believe the same concept applies here too.

  5. Wayne Brown profile image81
    Wayne Brownposted 11 years ago

    I agree with you but the regulatory control is so far beyond us ever regaining local control of education that we would be dreaming.  Education is power over youth and their developing minds...a high priority with socialist and communists. It is also a high priority in their agenda.  Thus far in America they own the education system and and a goodly portion of the media.  Newspapers are struggling to survive yet the local editor here in my market came out last week and openly endorse Obama...the subscription cancellations are coming in like wild fire.  What does that tell you about where this editor's mind is as a business man.  A good journalist and businessman would keep his mouth shut, report both sides objectively, and hope they hell that it sold newspapers and adverstising in the process.  Why would you put yourself in the Obama Box in a predominately conservative market?  ~WB

 
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