If you saw what math training some of our college students have had then
mastering addition and substraction will definitely be an advantage.
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Anthony P. D'Costa, Associate Professor
Comparative International Develop
Rod Hay wrote:
"On the issue of school control, favour a system which has central
standards and
guidelines that have to be met by all schools. Certain material that
has to be
mastered."
And just what are those standards? And what is that material? And
who is to say when it i
On the issue of school control, favour a system which has central standards and
guidelines that have to be met by all schools. Certain material that has to be
mastered. Certain principles (such as open access, equality of opportunity,
additional attention to those that need it), etc. But would be
neil wrote:
>It caters to the "decentraliization of bureacracracy" movement but
>is NO real solution to Public school crisis at all-- there is little
>increase in funds for inner city "charters" --except in wealthier school
>areas where PTAs can take up a hefty collection of local funds and
>loc
Dear Ron,
"Charter schools" are 'public schools' that are run more from
the 'local level" by the principal and ususally group of PTA
activists and teachers and other school employees having
varied types of "consultative roles" --but I think in the end
the Principal (Administration) still cast
