While Waiting for Superman is getting a lot of attention these days as a documentary that exposes the broken state of public education in the United States, another documentary is worth a look as well. The subject of a segment on Fox & Friends this morning, it’s called Not As Good As You Think: The [...]
Education Documentaries Ride Wave of Publicity
October 20th, 2010 · 13 Comments
Tags: · classrooms, documentary, Education, Education Documentaries Ride Wave of Publicity, education documentary, Fox, fox and friends, indoctrination, learning, not as good as you think, teachers unions, the myth of the middle class school, waiting for superman
Obama Indoctrination Begins Early at Borders
February 14th, 2009 · No Comments
Yesterday, Texas Rainmaker posted a reader photo of a book display in the Kids section of a Borders Bookstore in Dallas. He writes: “I guess Borders understands that it’s never too early to indoctrinate the younguns.” Hat tip: Instapundit
Tags: · book display, borders, borders bookstore, Dallas, indoctrination, instapundit, obama cult, texas rainmaker
Contest Rewards Kids’ Pro-Union Thinking — Part 2
May 20th, 2008 · 4 Comments
Yesterday, I published a post, Contest Rewards Kids for Pro-Union Thinking, in which I offered details about an effort to expose elementary school children in Missouri to pro-union propaganda and reward them for practicing pro-union writing skills. Today, I offer a follow-up piece. My efforts yesterday included contacting both the publisher of Missouri Studies Weekly, [...]
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Contest Rewards Kids for Pro-Union Thinking
May 19th, 2008 · 4 Comments
Leftist indoctrination starts early in the public schools. In this case, it surfaced in the form of information about a contest that rewards kids $5 for exercising their pro-union writing skills — in 150 words or less, that is. I came across contest details while perusing the once-weekly stack of papers my fourth-grader brought home [...]
Tags: · economics, indoctrination, iso 9000, just-in-time manufacturing, labor unions, labor-management relations, let's write, missouri studies weekly, pro-union, pro-union-propaganda, public schools, shoe factory, St. Louis, union, working conditions
