An Afternoon with Governor Chris Christie
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- Опубликовано: 8 май 2011
- On April 29th, New Jersey Governor Chris Christie visited the Harvard Graduate School of Education and participated in an Askwith Forum focused on education policy and the role of unions.
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you know he's a decent guy when the best the opposition can really muster against him is to make fun of his weight
Excellent! Of the many fantastic points he made, perhaps the most important thing he urged . . . "Don't fear failure" . . . Right on! So far, from what I have heard . . . I really like this guy
make this man secratary of education!
I am a New Jersey public high school student, I support Governor Christie 110% because I have had teachers who do not do their jobs as well as they should after they become tenured. After those first three years, the effort put into their jobs as educators drops. Example, my AP microeconomics teacher got through 1/4 of what we needed to know for the AP exam. I spent 3 weeks before the exam learning the material. We need teachers who will teach, actually teach. Thank you for fighting for this.
Sounds legit
I am from Ridgewood High School in Ridgewood, NJ, and 90% of the school teachers are fantastic. However, I really wish those 10% of teachers are evaluated and removed if they don't improve after warnings.
Christie was my fav governor until he enacted price controls after hurricane sandy.
Amazing
The answers are in the Coleman Report (1966)...
how quickly we forget! Or... just don't choose
to remember?
there are few politicians today that sound reasonable and that i think believe in what he is saying. forhaps in 4 years america would have him as they president.
where is the teleprompter....
That last question was horrible. He should have said to her, "Well, I didn't get to where I am being mealy-mouthed and a pushover."
Nope you are wrong - its not just one speech. It is his WHOLE attitude since he has been in office. He has worked hard to reduce the states deficit while keeping taxes from going higher - in a state that has the highest property taxes in the country. The fact that you are basing your opinion of him off of one speech speaks volumes about your education. You should be less & less proud - if things stay the way they are and have been this country will go down the tubes.
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kids learned and retained far better many many many years ago. younger generation imo are quite...inept. the school system from past WAS effective and should not change. our kids are the problem. they have little to no common sense. they are too worried AND encouraged to be more concerned with whether they are he /she/it/they/me/we and bi trans, pan then just going to school , BEHAVE, focus on the criteria not their own space to expresslol ffs its SCHOOL learn then go be fruitful and shine anyway you choose but LEARN first.