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worf:
you ask fair questions and most teachers hate the emphasis on standardized scores. But most people do best being taught by a living, breathing human being, not a computer or a TV set. Is on-line good for some students. Yes, but More..
It has been my observation, having been a father of nine children I raised in the public schools, my education which was to have been a secondary teacher who found more lucritive employment elsewhere and my wife's experience as a person who worked More..
Can anyone give me a "duh"?
Online education, at least in Utah, is nothing but a shell game to take the money that should go to public schools and redistribute it to private companies. Many of these companies are connected to More..