And we know, we've known for over forty years, or since we first bothered to look, that the major predictor of academic success is socio-economic status. Fighting poverty, providing sound nutrition and adequate health care, and giving people below the poverty line a fair shake and the hope of decent employment would do a hell of a lot more for public education than those cadres of virtual software engineers who just can't wait to teach junior-high math, but are prevented from doing so by greedy union bosses.
Funny how that sort of thing never enters into Buck Rogers' Geek Utopia.
Tuesday, February 19, 2008
Ditto
Doghouse Riley.
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