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Posted by Train Dude on Sun Apr 24 08:52:37 2011, in response to Re: Another GOPer with hateful ideas, posted by Scorpio7 on Sun Apr 24 06:29:32 2011. Look, guy, I didn't say the subjects should never be talked about. If you cannot read and comprehend what you are reading, then we shouldn't be discussing the subject. I said that I felt that it was inappropriate do discuss these issues form K through grade 6. If you don't think that a teacher's attitude on a subject carries more weight with a child than the parents at those ages, well, you are very naive. The purpose of teaching in the lower grades is to give the students the basic tools so that when they get to the higher grades they can not only start to learn in depth but to also begin to process the concepts of culture that you want rammed down their throats at such an early age.I said that beyond that, if the school wanted to teach said subjects, I think the student would be able to filter the information and process it with less influence from the teacher. If you want your child to understand these concepts, why can't you teach them at home, from your perspective instead of a teachers? Do you want the teacher's biases to supplant your own? Seems to me that when educators start asking why SAT scores are falling, your failed philosophy of education should come up in blinking lights...... By the way, where did you get your teacher training ? Like I said before, pal, I'm not interested in your failed old ideas about education. Fortunately, my family, with the exception of the youngest grand daughter is out of the clutches of the meddling mindless minions such as you are advocating for... Let them do their social experimentation with your child. He'll be a better man for it. |
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