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Elementry school homework?
| Fri, 03-14-2008 - 11:16am |
This is an issue that effects both SAH and WOH.
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I think alot does depend on the parental involvement and voice. At our school the parents do a very good job at making their wishes known.
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With NCLB, the monetary incentive goes to addressing the needs of the lower performing students.
Where you live it's the kids who do poorly in school who lead?
Edited 3/23/2008 10:33 am ET by tryingtoquit
LOL...
What I mean is... all the smarts in the world doesn't get you anywhere without drive and ambition. I think that drive, ambition, and a strong work ethic is what makes successful people and leaders.
I understand. It's the Jim Courier vs Andre Agassi example.
And now I am not so sure our current President is a good example if you are going to include work ethic, drive and ambition. ;)
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