JediWing

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by JediWing 11y ago
> Some charter schools is a response to the problem of amongst other issues, a way too strong teachers union and it's inability to develop contemporary learning environments for children. --------------------------- What are some th
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by JediWing 11y ago
If the kid was a repeat offender, have you considered the other side of the coin? If he only logged in by using a well-know/shared password, and there really was sensitive/personal information, then shame on the school for REPEATE
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by JediWing 12y ago
> I work as a university, and every term I have to prepare a program that sends out end of term letters (probation and suspension). Which college do you think gets the most of those, per capita? Sounds like the system is weeding out the
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by JediWing 12y ago
You expect them to come out and say it? How quaint. Private corporations want government sponsored private education. For example, (thankfully ex) governor of Pennsylvania has made aggressive funding cuts to traditional public education, an
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by JediWing 12y ago
>This is flawed logic. You're selecting for status-seeking personalities, not competence Huh? So anyone who wants autonomy and to be well paid is a status seeker? Sounds more to me like they're a typical human being. > You d
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by JediWing 12y ago
This is huge. The head of the executive branch just telegraphed one of his appointees that nothing less than Title II would meet his mark, at a time when the rule making process is in full swing. I think people need to dial back the cynicis
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by JediWing 12y ago
I'm not sure if you're ill-informed or being willfully ignorant, but making sure content is not policed is precisely why net neutrality is so necessary. This is much closer to Carterphone and not at all like FISA.