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I think as early as middle school, most kids could give you an honest assessment of which teachers taught them things and which ones were just collecting a chec
by jstewartmobile 10y ago
I think as early as middle school, most kids could give you an honest assessment of which teachers taught them things and which ones were just collecting a check.
That, and it doesn't look like they actually interviewed any parents either.
If what the students think doesn't matter, and what the parents think doesn't matter, why should the opinions of 3rd-world educational bureaucrats matter?
- sangnoir 10y ago> If what the students think doesn't matter, and what the parents think doesn't matter, why should the opinions of 3rd-world educational bureaucrats matter? Because they are responsible for the same functions as educational bureaucrats in developed countries: overseeing schools and educators. It is literally their job.