Re: Heritage blaming teachers for edu-jargon!?!?

["LLonald King" <llon@comcast.net>]

Without meaning to embarrass, I want to point out that Disraeli,
England's famous P.M., has been dead for 125 years. The author of the
offending article, which leads with a Disraeli quote, was Ed Feulner.



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|It seems Benjamin Disraeli hasn't bothered to read the 
|"systems" guidelines, policies, and manadates that govern 
|education. Teachers are forced to use "ed-jargon, becuase the 
|freaken government requires it. Its seems Disraeli and others, 
|are eager and quick to blame teachers. I am sick of it. 
|
|Quoting Susan Allison <sueallison@comcast.net>:
|
|> This one is really rich!!!   Check out this piece that uses 
|the American
|> Diploma project to blame teachers for edu-jargon?!?!?  Who do you 
|> think thought the jargon up to begin with!  Achieve Inc. and the 
|> standardista crowd!
|> 
|> http://www.washtimes.com/commentary/20040305-081332-7409r.htm
|> 
|> The Washington Times
|> www.washingtontimes.com