Teachers favor corruption course in nationwide poll
The Scholastic Institute of Teacher Opinion reports 99.4 percent of teachers want a character and values section in every curriculum to curb government corruption. Other findings include 88 percent calling for school system restructuring and 63 percent backing per pupil funding via property taxes to reduce inequality. blame for poor outcomes spread across home, students, teachers, and system.
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Alternative education urged lowers compulsory school age
A national panel urged students not to be forced to stay in school beyond age 14 while advocating credit for work and nontraditional achievements. The National Commission on the Reform of Secondary Education said laws should lower compulsory attendance, create on the job training, and offer 14 years of tuition free education beyond kindergarten.
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