When you don’t value education diplomas become a roadblock or a commodity that you can buy or sell to get to the next roadblock. The same can be said for the many paper certifications that are out there, like you find in the IT field, real estate, beauty schools etc.
It’s no longer about learning or teaching, it’s about making money, you are either trying to get people’s money or you are trying to get a job to get more money.
Bartender school degree's are worthless 99.9% of the time, and a waste of money. I wouldn't say the same about truck driving school.Same with bartending school degrees and truck driving degrees.
Not every certificate gets a good stable job!
A CDL is a CDL.Bartender school degree's are worthless 99.9% of the time, and a waste of money. I wouldn't say the same about truck driving school.
Really? Damn, I thought anyone could jump in a semi truck and drive. No license requirements. /SA CDL is a CDL.
There are jobs out their specifically for CDLs.
When time to take a geology test and the question is the age of the earth, the correct answer is...Ha ha ha ha.
"Then, this summer, she met Sibley Morrison. At 75, Sibley Morrison has been involved in homeschool education since the 1970s and says her mission is to provide an alternative to the “godless” public education system."
So we're just going to give them a diploma because we can.
Fucking idjits.
I want to laugh about this but unfortunately I need to cry about this .Here's another story due to that hot mess of unaccedited high schools.
A mom chose an off-the-grid school for safety from COVID. No one protected her kid from the teacher
A mom chose an off-the-grid school for safety from COVID. No one protected her kid from the teacher
When Raynesha Cummings enrolled her three teenagers in a private school, she hoped to keep them safe from COVID-19. It was small, with no frills — there was just one teacher and the school didn’t serve lunch — but it worked for her family, at least initially. Then, a couple weeks later...www.yahoo.com
"Her son graduated in May at the top of his class, with hopes of attending a trade school. But when he started applying, schools said they would not recognize his diploma."
"Other examples of unapproved schools in Louisiana include Springfield Preparatory Academy, which an AP investigation found was selling diplomas, and T.M. Landry, where a 2018 New York Times investigation found transcripts were falsified to get students into Ivy League schools."
A CDL is a CDL.
There are jobs out their specifically for CDLs.
Why am I not surprised that you are a fan of homeschooling!Nothing wrong with homeschooling, a lot of people are homeschooled. It takes a two-parent or a single parent household with a decent job to have the energy to teach your child education skills needed for society.
Look, someone who didn't read the links showing that something can be wrong with homeschooling!Nothing wrong with homeschooling, a lot of people are homeschooled. It takes a two-parent or a single parent household with a decent job to have the energy to teach your child education skills needed for society.
Exactly, children on average are at a disadvantage enough in life to begin with, let’s make it harder for them just to save them from that evil liberal school system indoctrination.Look, someone who didn't read the links showing that something can be wrong with homeschooling!
Sure, it CAN work out well, but most of the people I've known who were homeschooled found it an overall detriment.
Who do you know that is a notable person that was homeschooled? Everyone I know who was homeschooled kind of turned out as a loser or a downer to be honest.Nothing wrong with homeschooling, a lot of people are homeschooled. It takes a two-parent or a single parent household with a decent job to have the energy to teach your child education skills needed for society.
All forms of education I favor, as long as that person has the educational skills to advance in society. Public and private is not always the answerWhy am I not surprised that you are a fan of homeschooling!
When it comes time to take the geology portion of the standards test how does the homeschooler answer the question, The age of the Earth is approximately….Nothing wrong with homeschooling, a lot of people are homeschooled. It takes a two-parent or a single parent household with a decent job to have the energy to teach your child education skills needed for society.
Not everyone is a dunderhead. I'm Christian and I know that's it's the latter, approximately.When it comes time to take the geology portion of the standards test how does the homeschooler answer the question, The age of the Earth is approximately….
10K years old
4.5 billion years old
I ask that question because of the woman turning to homeschooling because she says the public schools are godless.
Not everyone is a dunderhead. I'm Christian and I know that's it's the latter, approximately.
So sorry for your negative experience. To be clear, I am not a big supporter of the homeschooling trend. Some parents have been successful at doing this in our parish, but they must pass state standards via testing and have made use of tutoring for specialist knowledge such as my wife; who is a Master's degreed reading specialist. - on their own dime of course.Yes, but a large portion of Christian’s don’t, the world is 10k years old, dinosaur bones were implanted in the earth to test our faith, adaptation could never become evolution because the earth is so young, blah blah on and on. This was my education and a big reason why I support standardized education testing. I spent 7th grade isolated as a home schooler, and 8-12 in a very small Christian school. This school folded almost immediately when MA instituted testing standards.
Having been through 12 years of Catholic school, my opinion is any academic benefits are a function of being a private school - just like any other private school - rather than being a religious school. If anything, the religious aspect is a hindrance IMO, because there isn't going to be any good discussion of topics like sexual and public health beyond "wait till marriage" And of course we were taught abortion is bad. I'm pretty sure every girl in my class wanted to flip desks, while us boys at the time were completely ignorant of the topic because it didn't seem to concern us.So sorry for your negative experience. To be clear, I am not a big supporter of the homeschooling trend. Some parents have been successful at doing this in our parish, but they must pass state standards via testing and have made use of tutoring for specialist knowledge such as my wife; who is a Master's degreed reading specialist. - on their own dime of course.
I am a champion, of sorts, of a classical Catholic education. One that involves excellence in academics as well as an excellent formation program for their faith (the two go hand in hand of course). There is much to be done in that area where to momentum to adopt better science based methods of teaching is failing the students. The resistance seems to be mainly a lack of awareness and leadership. My wife and I would like to get involved in improving this, God willing.