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Home Alone and Unhappy; Reflections on the State of U.S. Children
Zenit.org ^ | 1-29-05 | Zenit.org

Posted on 02/11/2005 9:38:27 PM PST by Salvation

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See, your friend's son had no clue about what it was like so I imagine he was SHOCKED. :) Can't blame him I suppose if he didn't know. Yes, dark ages for us too. Silence, no chewing gum, no talking in class, had to raise our hand but it was nice and quiet in class and not chaos. It all serves towards teaching kids how to accept responsibility, obedience, the art of listening and respect for the person around you not to mention the Teacher.


81 posted on 02/14/2005 9:15:00 AM PST by cubreporter
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It all serves towards teaching kids how to accept responsibility, obedience, the art of listening and respect for the person around you not to mention the Teacher.

Absolutely!

82 posted on 02/15/2005 4:41:49 AM PST by kassie ("It's the soldier who allows freedom of speech, not the reporter..")
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Maybe one day we will once again be a country of good manners and respect.


83 posted on 02/15/2005 8:14:01 AM PST by cubreporter
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