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To: Jacquerie
One more thing:

The more parents take charge of their own child's education the support for government education will be undermined. The more quickly a child can move through his education the less he will use the government schools.

Government schools need two things: Students and voter who will give them money. Credentialing exams robs the government schools of both students ( and the money that comes with each child) and voter support.

Also...ALL of K-12 could be on the Internet. It could even be completely free to the student if the the producers of the on-line material and the testing agencies accepted advertising. In fact, excellent on-line teacher could become very rich ( Mark Zuckerman rich!)

43 posted on 06/14/2011 3:07:15 PM PDT by wintertime
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To: wintertime

For some reason, “Also...ALL of K-12 could be on the Internet,” made me think of some of my high school classes.

In high school, I was eager to learn, but had to put up with just a few losers whose goal was to disrupt class. Sometimes I wonder what I missed due to dirtbags who should have dropped out or been expelled.

Motivated students will benefit from these new methods and to hell with the rest.


44 posted on 06/14/2011 3:55:30 PM PDT by Jacquerie
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