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MADem

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12. As opposed to your solution...which is....?

Reply to HiPointDem (Reply #11)

Sun May 26, 2013, 02:22 PM

May 2013

Keep in mind that foot stomping isn't going to produce more money. You can't make that argument, so don't even try. It doesn't matter who "imposed" the budget--it is what it is. And don't try to characterize my comments as "anti-education" because if I had my way, I'd prioritize pre K- 16 on a national level. That said, if wishes were horses then beggars would ride.

You've got to dance with the budget that brung ya...so whatchagonna do? Solve the problem with the outfit you've got on.

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Should Wealthier Students Get to Jump the Line For College Classes? [View all] Addison May 2013 OP

No on point May 2013 #1

No. Starry Messenger May 2013 #2

What horseshit. Put more classes online. Lots of classes don't need teachers overseeing the MADem May 2013 #3

it's community college. they don't have graduate teaching assistants. and the in-demand HiPointDem May 2013 #5

Get the teaching assistants from the larger schools--an online course can originate from anywhere. MADem May 2013 #6

the high demand courses aren't the basic classes. and the teaching assistants from 4 HiPointDem May 2013 #7

Yeah, but everybody has to take basic classes, and if you can shift your teaching dollars MADem May 2013 #8

wealthy people don't go to community colleges. pushing more 'basic' courses to online just HiPointDem May 2013 #9

Oh yes they do! MADem May 2013 #10

no, you're accepting the frame of 'financial crisis'. once you do so, the only 'solution' is cost- HiPointDem May 2013 #11

As opposed to your solution...which is....? MADem May 2013 #12

the only real, pragmatic one, & the only one that ever works. HiPointDem May 2013 #13

Well, that wasn't terribly elucidative. MADem May 2013 #14

no. HiPointDem May 2013 #4

not just no, gejohnston May 2013 #15