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To: Old Professer

I think it is a bad idea. The earlier a child is exposed to ideas that are contrary to what you want him to learn the more likely he is to embrace those ideas.

Let's face it. Most parents are very capable of teaching their children the basics of reading, math, spelling and social skills. They certainly should be the ones teaching their children religion, morals, and ethics.

Pre Kindergaten is another ploy to put children under the influence of government schools at an early age. You can be certain that what they learn aside from what a parent could teach will be the likes of inappropriate sex education, tolerance for amoral and immoral behavior, relativism and mockery of God and Country.

So I refuse to fall for the claim that Pre K is needed to advance our children's place in the world.


13 posted on 12/30/2006 5:30:03 PM PST by lastchance (Hug your babies.)
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To: lastchance; Old Professer
So I refuse to fall for the claim that Pre K is needed to advance our children's place in the world.

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PreK will advance the power of the NEA. Once it gets its will and Pre-k is established throughout the land. The NEA will then lobby of toddler schools.

We will eventually see NEA workers waiting outside delivery room doors. They will snatch the newborn and take him off to NEA baby raising "schools". ( I am completely serious.)

Finally, the longer children are in government schools the dumber they get. In my opinion formal school should "wait until eight". If we did this we would see far less dyslexia. ( my opinion)
58 posted on 12/30/2006 7:46:27 PM PST by wintertime (Good ideas win! Why? Because people are not stupid)
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