As a follow up to the last post - Education Improvement Needed To Avoid The Middle-Income Trap – please click here to see a video, narrated by Bill Whittle, that summarizes the original post graphically. ACTA has named the video The $200,000 Fraud?
Monday, December 10, 2012
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We have 2 small private colleges here in Jacksonville. One was founded around 1825, Illinois College, which has ties to Abraham Lincoln. It is highly rated among other colleges of its size. Recently, there was an
ReplyDeletearticle in the paper about IC's diversity work....later a letter to the editor noted that there was no Republican Club, or any mention of
diversity in politics on campus, which leads us to believe that it is a very liberal school....of course we see evidence of it being left in other ways too. So the education is good, but it appears to be biased.
You have a good artist,and he is fast in his drawings. You have to realize when times are good, teachers do receive large salary increases, does not matter if teacher is good or not - in NJ they have, I believe 3 yrs to fire a new teacher, or not re renewing contract.
ReplyDeleteIt is very hard to decrease their salary in bad times.
Solution - I do not know.
I agree with that idea, teachers needs to receive right amount for their performances.
ReplyDeleteI think everybody has the right to accept any reward when they are working very hard.
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