In response to:
Did the international education expert ever stop to consider that many of the nations who are beating us in mathematics also have unionized teachers with high salaries? So what's the real problem?
I understand that we are more than $16 Trillion in debt and unemployment has been above eight percent for 43 straight months, but education reform is a moral imperative that cannot wait:
We have a crisis in our schools. This is not a new revelation, but it needs to be stated regardless, particularly at the start of another academic year and at a time when America is struggling to compete in the very fields — math, science, technology — that are defining the global economy. Consider that U.S. high school students graduate with just a 32 percent proficiency...
We major in the minors and minor in the majors.
The character of America has erroded, if you prefer, and we are in decline in all important societal categories.
The answer is Jesus Christ, always.
deal with it.
It's a real problem in the inner cities.
No Snitchin' either!