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Nov 15, 2015
In past posts I have covered the Regime, as seen by the substitute teachers and the regular teachers. Now it is the turn to show some comments from readers regarding the regime and its effects on education.
The latest news: Kindergarteners behind latest incidents at unruly school You can google this and read the article because, as usual, tnet does not let me post links.
Here are the People's comments regarding the state of the regime.
1. G 9 hours ago
Why are people acting so shocked! Kids are not taught respect, responsibility, or consequences for their behavior. Parents blame everyone else for their childrens' behavior. When they don't get their way they throw a tantrum and then you see the parents on TV saying he/she was a good kid. They didn't do anything wrong but the big bad police arrested them. The parents then file million dollar lawsuits because their little buttercups didn't get their way. How dare someone try to s...See More
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