MS>SK> specific
MS>SK> method of instruction. Rather, they specify content (i.e. curriculum)
MS>SK> and the level or difficulty to which it will be mastered.
 
MS>    Before I believe business is serious about wanting educated workers, 
I'l
MS>have to see some committment from business to not just hiring the cheapest
MS>labor available even though it's often absymally-educated even by current 
U.
MS>standards.
MS>    When GM is moving production to Mexico, it isn't because the workers 
the
MS>are better educated than the ones left idled when GM shuts the factory 
here.
 
        Matt, I have to agree with you here.  No only are they
attempting to give jobs away to who probably don't read or write, but
they attempt to avoid taxes as well.  Look at Oregon for example.  Why
are children having to go to the streets for funds for public schools?
When these folks say that they are willing to invest in education, then
I will believe that they are serious.
 
Keep your stick on the Ice,
Paul
 
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