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"m II" wrote:
(snip) A tv reporter read the US Constitution to random people in the streets a few years back. Most of them thought it was subversive crap. Your education system seems to be in a shambles. Not knowing your own history is unforgiveable. Want another one, Mike? My wife, a high school teacher, seeing something similar on television, read portions of the Constitution to some senior class students a few years ago. Eighteen of those seniors could not give the general period it was written, with eight out of the forty seniors answering it was written in the late 1960's. Those darn hippies. The results of the questions relating to the content was even more depressing. By the way, in spite of the abundance of press to the contrary, the teachers are not at fault here. They're locked into a curriculum set by the school boards and others - a curriculum which simply doesn't include much U.S. History today. In fact, much of the core material is getting short-changed today to make room for other, highly questionable in my opinion, stuff. Stewart |
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