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To: rktman

Recently viewed a youtube video of some German girls who where in Wisconsin in an exchange program.

A shared comment was how easy school was compared to Germany.

Draw your own conclusions.


2 posted on 02/17/2018 9:42:56 AM PST by School of Rational Thought
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To: School of Rational Thought

The Germans for the most part have had the good fortune of having a homogenous society. They seem intent on changing that. They’ll soon leap from high standards to no standards if current trends continue.


8 posted on 02/17/2018 9:50:16 AM PST by Reily
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To: School of Rational Thought

“Recently...some German girls who were in Wisconsin in an exchange program. A shared comments was how easy school was compared to Germany.”

I found that to be true also (I was from Scotland). However, even though school was much easier, in 1950’s High Schools there was vocational training...I got a 2 yr. college course my last two year’s of H.S. taught in the H.S. and got a professional businesswoman’s certificate (same as the 2 yr college students were tested for to receive the same certificate) right out of high school. I so wish High Schools would offer vocational training...let people who have little hope of attending college graduate with some marketable skills.

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12 posted on 02/17/2018 10:16:12 AM PST by kiltie65
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To: School of Rational Thought

I heard this school was for exceptional students. Some of the interviews with the students seem to validate this. Can anybody tell me how this shooter was able to attend this school?


22 posted on 02/17/2018 11:30:39 AM PST by Datom (Still runnin' "Against the Wind.")
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