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Starving Steve

US Manufacturing: Is this the Good News?

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, 01-08-12 at 12:47 PM (83 Views)

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And if the workers went to public schools, what would they learn? How to write poetry? How to write short stories? How to write an essay on the Middle Ages? How to take sides in the climate change debate? Test=taking skills; i.e, how to perform on standardized timed-tests? How to salute the flag? How to run-a-lap around the school's back-field? How to write cursive beautifully? How to cipher numbers and do long-division and long-square roots?

Most of us have discovered and experienced how worthless public education is, at least in the United States. So why oppose the idea of employers educating or training workers to have the skills to do jobs that are available right now in their companies? Education for students to fill the real-world vacancies, in the job market? ... What a new idea in education!

May the U.S. Department of Education choke on this concept!

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