Is What Our Kids Are Learning a Secret?
Is someone trying to tell me that parents are prevented from knowing what their children are being taught in school?
Ridiculous.
Both my kids went through the local public high school, and I became thoroughly familiar with the curriculum by helping them with their homework, and speaking with their teachers. On top of that, I’ve tutored dozens of kids in that same institution, using textbooks that are available for anyone to examine.
This is simply an alarmist right-wing lie.
What this gentleman needs to understand is that:
It would be great if we could pull off what Harrison Ford is suggesting i.e., that our leaders believe in science and create policy that is informed accordingly. The problem is that our elections here in the United States are bought with extreme sums of money that are directed towards convincing massive numbers of poorly informed Americans that a certain candidate offers them solutions to their main concerns in life.
The drawing here reminds me of a kid I tutored who introduced himself as follows, “Hi, Mr. Shields. I’m Andy. I hate math and it hates me.”
I could be wrong, but I believe that Trump has made at least some of his picks simply to create outrage.
A reader asks: We seem to overuse the word “very.” Can you comment on that?
The problem is that it doesn’t matter what you would rather have.
Is the fast-food franchisee here improving his relationship with his community / customer base with this sign?
Seriously? The author of the meme here must be putting me on. He “can’t explain it?” “Things just don’t feel right?”
I had to laugh when I came across the meme here.
