The potential closure of the Department of Education raises concerns about the future of education in the U.S. Is this a step towards dumbing down our nation, or a chance for states to reclaim control? Let's discuss! #EducationMatters #DumbingDownAmerica
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Schools really started going to shit when they started consolidating school districts in the early 90's. They build new facilities and increased the school taxes but dropped shop classes, extended learning classes, and learning disability classes.
I think returning eduction back down to the state level they can cater more to the needs of a smaller region vs. general information.
Teaching needs to be more than a job with 25 weeks of vacation. Teaching needs to be a passion and to put the education of a new generation a first priority.
There will be funding and standardization requirement growing pains along the way. I think returning eduction back to the states will be a better long term decision.
During Covid these fuck brains wanted to eventually shitcan most teachers to reduce retirement costs and to keep the pension money. They wanted to spoon feed the children propaganda while sitting in front of a computer screen. We all saw what their plans were for federal mass education.
The state should also not be in charge of the education.
The free market should be in charge of the education.
The founding fathers wanted the local community to run the education, husbands, wives, community, churches, neighbors, homeschool.
The founding fathers never intended for the federal or even state or even city council to run the education.
Massachusetts in 1837 started to corrupt the education by pushing for the state to educate the people's children.
The founding fathers were libertarian and libertarian politics states government or state or city is never allowed to impose education.
I believe that will be the natural progression. Returning the education back to the state level is the first step.
yes you are right.
I figure the reason they are doing this is because you can't change everything right away it needs time especially since the central banks have been robbing Americans and many of them can't afford a private school or homeschool their chidren.
If you change things too fast it will callopse the system too much or too fast and might cause civil war and also it prepares the mind of Americans to what's coming, more self responsibility away from government.
Holy crap you are of few that actually understand the balance we are trying to achieve and not just with education. Education is just a small piece.
It's ultimately is a controlled decoupling from the old Bankers system like you were saying. 👍
The Federal government has made no meaningful contribution to public education. Their influence has gone up and results have gone down. Much of that I blame on the Bushes for NCLB. High stakes testing turned teaching into a numbers game, but even before that the OCR wrecked school districts by enforcing bussing and a forced racist focus on some demographics over others that lowered the bar for everyone.