3 Responses to “Bloomberg believes that Trump is more likely than not to be re-elected in 2020”

1. FROM ANOTHER PLANET
   June 1st, 2017 @ 9:48 am

   These people dont care for the black community

   https://www.wnd.com/2017/05/epic-fail-every-student-flunks-state-exam/?cat_orig=education

   Every single student failed the state exam.

   This is outright shameful Baltimore…

   this shows the black community hatred towards them.

   To allow all these children to fail.

   The end.

2. Starlight
   June 1st, 2017 @ 3:13 pm

   All of this is very much one-sided,

   because, as a teacher of over 25 years

   I have had a FEW students who would

   absolutely refuse to do their homework, who in

   OTHER CLASSROOMS, would get away with

   their indifference, laziness, and

   acting up, with a weak, passive

   teacher in charge of the class.

   As I neared the end of my time

   in the classroom, I saw the impending

   disaster of non- discipline, unruly

   students who were virtually out

   of control and no one in the

   educational field had what it takes

   to make them sit down, be quiet,

   open the textbook, do the homework,

   have pride in their work, and

   follow the classroom rules.

   In other words, if these kids failed,

   it is because they did not put forth

   the effort or interest, and their

   teachers did not have the ‘courage’

   to make them behave in class,

   do their assignments, and quit

   goofing off.

   In my day, the kids were not as

   rowdy as now, not as belligerent

   nor as mouthy.

   However, I could see it coming over the

   horizon, and knowing that the most

   unproductive cultures are the ones

   whose parents are out there rioting

   and protesting, it is no surprise

   that their offspring are failing

   in math and English.

   This will continue until parents

   do a better job raising their progeny

   and teachers become more forceful

   in discipline in their classrooms.

3. Starlight
   June 1st, 2017 @ 8:38 pm

   The title on this thread is not the same one
   to which we responded… we had replied
   to the article about kids failing state
   exams in Baltimore.

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