[IronJack]

"These at-risk students are not getting the education they deserve," said Rosemary Coyle, president of the 2,500-member Connecticut Education Association.

"They run the very real danger of actually learning something useful, instead of a hodge-podge of liberal shibboleths and the standard left-wing catechism. Besides, computers could put us deadbeats out of work. We must nip this in the bud before the public gets wise to the scam we've been working for half a century now."

[ladylib]

Some kids don't want to interact with adults. They do better with computers. Some adults don't want to be bothered either. Years ago, I took a steno course using a computer and I much preferred it to interacting with a teacher.

[SauronOfMordor]

"They run the very real danger of actually learning something useful, instead of a hodge-podge of liberal shibboleths and the standard left-wing catechism.

You think the CD-ROM curriculum will be anything OTHER THAN a hodge-podge of liberal shibboleths and the standard left-wing catechism?