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v US war history should appear in US
school history text book: Some schools have
selected history books that omit WWI and WWII to present the illusion
that war doesn't exist, and that freedom happens magically. This
form of self-delusion emasculates American young men and leaves the US
indefensible against a foreign invasion. Thank God
‘Generation Kill’ didn’t get the memo.
v STOP compulsory school attendance so that those who want to learn may do so unencumbered by those who don't. School attendance is a privilege, not a burden. Students who drop out may become day laborers until they 'wake up,' and a 2nd chance will be given to those who do. v Re-empower teachers to teach without the fear of being murdered by gang members; sexually preyed upon or sued by affluent rich kids who, "don't do homework." Administration officials should stop acting so surprised when a 15-year-old boy falls in love with a beautiful teacher. v Sweden has a three-tiered education system that accelerates the gifted, educates the average and employs the less inclined: We need to seriously study their system without bitching about the logistics involved. Nothing worthwhile is easy. Remember: We went to the moon because it was hard. v Unpatriotic faculty members need to be reminded that their gated, ivory towered existence was purchased by an American Soldier’s blood. You either support America...or you don't. v …that doesn’t mean that ‘the scolded’
should go to the opposite extreme like a spoiled child.
v Veterans, the children of Veterans
and Americans who understand what our forefathers sacrificed to
construct this Nation are prime candidates for higher education
opportunities.
v University administrations and
faculty should abstain from accepting bribes for degrees or graduating
students because of a family endowment. Everybody
needs money – but personal integrity is priceless.
v If a student can pass a final exam
without attending class; due to life experience or self taught – then
the appropriate credit should be recorded. CLEP
tests should be no harder than a seated exam or practical evaluation
would be.
v Reinstate ROTC programs at
universities with anti-military sentiments or strip them of their
accreditation: Such 'dummed down' Ivory-League arrogance would
not last 5-minutes under the control of an 'unsanitized' invader.
v Children should not be employed in an
administrative capacity when adults are of much greater value to both
students and staff. The academic process
can be cumbersome without a properly trained staff.
Money DOES exist for training purposes if you will
motivate and search.
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