D.C. Tries Cash as a Motivator In School

[Fayebelle]

Originally Posted by F&L

See post #17.

You think they should all come live with me?!?!

[Vautrin]

Originally Posted by Fayebelle

You think they should all come live with me?!?!

Could you get child support for the 60 million children or so??

[Fayebelle]

I could probably have it ordered but considering who we are taking about- doubt they'd pony up

[F&L]

Originally Posted by Fayebelle

You think they should all come live with me?!?!

LOL No. I think they should go to school in the community where they live instead of being bused all over the place. This diversity crap has done nothing but harm our education system.

[Scott]

Originally Posted by F&L

See post #17.

Oh, you're saying that by paying kids that have good behaviour in school it "Masks" rael problems at home. That, in essence, Parents are not Parenting, and that's the "REAL" problem.

And your solution is to NOT reward good behaviour at school?


Instead, I suppose you'd rather schools punish kids by putting cigarettes out on them in order to Model Better Parenting?

[F&L]

Originally Posted by Scott

Oh, you're saying that by paying kids that have good behaviour in school it "Masks" rael problems at home. That, in essence, Parents are not Parenting, and that's the "REAL" problem.

And your solution is to NOT reward good behaviour at school?


Instead, I suppose you'd rather schools punish kids by putting cigarettes out on them in order to Model Better Parenting?

Did you even read the post? My post said nothing about parents or home. It spoke of the current diversity through busing model that removes kids from the communities they live in and puts them into a situation in which they can't or won't relate. It's a failed model and unless it changes, our education system will continue to slide downward. Again, rewarding kids for behavior is just a band aid that masks the real problem.

[Scott]

Originally Posted by F&L

Did you even read the post? My post said nothing about parents or home. It spoke of the current diversity through busing model that removes kids from the communities they live in and puts them into a situation in which they can't or won't relate. It's a failed model and unless it changes, our education system will continue to slide downward. Again, rewarding kids for behavior is just a band aid that masks the real problem.

So, you think that:

1. There were no discipline problems before integration
2. That ALL discipline problems having arisen since bussing have been a result of integration.

Again, the narrow little window through which you view the world amazes me. I wonder, do you have any proof outside of cross-burning rants from The Grand Dragon to substantiate this outrageous claim?

[trollgirl]

Originally Posted by Scott

So, you think that:

1. There were no discipline problems before integration
2. That ALL discipline problems having arisen since bussing have been a result of integration.

Again, the narrow little window through which you view the world amazes me. I wonder, do you have any proof outside of cross-burning rants from The Grand Dragon to substantiate this outrageous claim?

[Scott]

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[F&L]

Originally Posted by Scott

So, you think that:

1. There were no discipline problems before integration
2. That ALL discipline problems having arisen since bussing have been a result of integration.

Again, the narrow little window through which you view the world amazes me. I wonder, do you have any proof outside of cross-burning rants from The Grand Dragon to substantiate this outrageous claim?

Of course there were discipline issues before integration. There's nothing racial about education and there's nothing outrageous about the claim. It's been around since busing started. In fact some communities are fighting back - School busing 25 years later.

[trollgirl]

Originally Posted by Scott

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