This one stings, Rene, but like most of your other blogs it is spot-on correct. We must look at ourselves in the mirror with complete sobriety. Some 50 years ago, my high school choir teacher taught us a valuable technique in the world of choral singing, yet I have since found that it is an approach that applies to everything:
Put the right em-PHA-sis on the right syl-LAB-le.
Indeed. The clear emphasis here is that we protect the institutions, not the kids therein. Totally bass-akwards.
Correct again. Except many school teachers are excellent. They would do even better without Main Office "specialists" , an expanding group of people who gave up on teaching and now preach their wonderful success stories and suggestions.
On another note, why do I have to pay school taxes when my kids graduated 15 years go? I'd love to see your talents address this jabberwocky.
This one stings, Rene, but like most of your other blogs it is spot-on correct. We must look at ourselves in the mirror with complete sobriety. Some 50 years ago, my high school choir teacher taught us a valuable technique in the world of choral singing, yet I have since found that it is an approach that applies to everything:
Put the right em-PHA-sis on the right syl-LAB-le.
Indeed. The clear emphasis here is that we protect the institutions, not the kids therein. Totally bass-akwards.
Correct again. Except many school teachers are excellent. They would do even better without Main Office "specialists" , an expanding group of people who gave up on teaching and now preach their wonderful success stories and suggestions.
On another note, why do I have to pay school taxes when my kids graduated 15 years go? I'd love to see your talents address this jabberwocky.