Education Through the Years (part 1)

[Constantia1000]

What needs to be addresse is an inferiority complex within the family unit. Healthy boundaries need to be found out by educational instructors who mostly deal with the children of the home. Teachers need to Discern the dynamics at home to better CATCH a problem. Teachers spend a great portion with the children and if they are to have parent teacher meetings they need to not base the whole year on that initial meeting. Those who spend time with children need to develop relationships of trust.

[ltsgoyanks]

The way we teach children in public schools needs to change. Even in many colleges the teaching process (learning process) could use an overhaul. According to many different polls (I know, polls can be very subjective.. but the TREND is overwhelming) The profession that ranks at the Bottom for colleague collaboration and sharing of ideas is teaching and education professionals. They are at the bottom or close to the bottom in every poll (Check out gallup dot).

This is a good place to start.

[itsthegreenplatypus]

seems kind of critical of americans....but interesting nonetheless

[evilpimper]

aren't we all people when u really get down to it.. you should look more into the why and not just at the what. if you want a real education your staring it in the face... just ask the question...

[MacWii]

YOU should not get confused HISPANIC(From Spain) with SOUTH AMERICA (Because LatAm is not correct as they are not predecessors from us, the latin people)

[kopferlos]

The fact that hispanics and/or afroamericans have a higher level of failure is more social than ethnical. The level will increase as they are able to integrate into the working society.

[supertuber97]

Exactly right. The UK now has areas where poor white kids are now under performing second and third generation immigrant children. This is the new under-class generated by 12 years of Labour and an enormous welfare state.

[runescapedude47]

@kopferlos LMAO AFROamerican

[shmeeganhoff]

@runescapedude47 you've never heard the word afro-american?

[runescapedude47]

@shmeeganhoff :l no

[shmeeganhoff]

@runescapedude47 its a real word :)

[stringsforcomets]

we also have to look at how these surveys were conducted to exclude any possibility of a bias. and just because a survey states that 6 out of 10 people who watch TV are overweight, it does not necessarily mean that watching TV leads to weight gain.

[MrFreespike]

@stringsforcomets your just sayng that cause your fat get off ur ass

[Mu5clehead]

@stringsforcomets It's okay, bro.

You dont have to defend your fellow fat people =)