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Originally Posted by Guest
The subject matter is the reduction in education and for the sake of discussion would like to stay with that topic
Indeed the young are easily molded and quite passionate and desiring to make their mark on society.
So it is irresponsible and dare I say close to criminal for educators to decide what is moral and just instead of teaching kids the basics of writing reading and arithmetic. Where are the parents in all this. How can they allow their children to be exposed to the poison being spewed by many in schools.
We were taught by our parents that children should be treated as a protected species meaning no physical or moral harm should come to them
And this is what you get when everyone gets a trophy because once kids leave that shelter and enter into the real world they can't compete hence trigger warnings micro-aggressions and safe spaces. And these reactions are a result of the multi-diversity
agenda that becomes the main focus of their education while civics, geography, objective history, thinking for one self. etc goes by the wayside
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I am a bit conflicted in this discussion.
I went to grade school in the late 40's and early 50's. Much of what I was taught, I find as I go on in life was not true.
Teaching history in any manner, even if you espouse the most bland presentation is tough because all history is the result of something that is up for interpretation.
HOW and what is a local matter for the most part and parents can have in put.
My pet peeve which stretches beyond just a discussion on education but keeping it within the thread......
Our families have been split apart and morals mean nothing any longer. There is no parent involvement at all any longer.
We keep going further and further away from the family and THAT leaves our children "unprotected" to your point.
Making America Great Again would be a step back and find our own moral grounds, like family.