Good Morning Leebs and non Leebs!!! Hope everyone had a good weekend. Kind of chilly in NYC, but still a good morning. I am not going back 41 pages to see what going on. LOL
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Signed Up: Nov 17, 2012
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Really do feel that to blame a lack of education to be the fault of a corrupt government whether true or not to the government being corrupt is just an excuse...
No one is stopping you from learning... If you choose to. But I don't disregard the effect of society and background on people.
Furthermore, it is in the government's best interest you wanna know why?
How do you think all the top tier money makers got to where they are?
The majority of them all are very well educated.
Sure.. some where not college educated like others but doesn't that only point to this being the land of opportunity no matter if you where or you weren't(I'm sure those individuals were self taught anyhow.) I was in class just today being taught by a first generation immigrant whose parents immigrated from both Russia and Germany during World WarII. And made handsome sums of money as entreprenuers.
If the country as a whole would focus more on learning they would come up with their own innovative ways to make money here and only add to the GDP potential gold mine we sit on here in this country. I'm certain that if we were to be better educated it would only add to the GDP and NO GOVERNMENT CORRUPT OR NOT IS GOING TO BE AGAINST THAT.
No one is stopping you from learning... If you choose to. But I don't disregard the effect of society and background on people.
Furthermore, it is in the government's best interest you wanna know why?
How do you think all the top tier money makers got to where they are?
The majority of them all are very well educated.
Sure.. some where not college educated like others but doesn't that only point to this being the land of opportunity no matter if you where or you weren't(I'm sure those individuals were self taught anyhow.) I was in class just today being taught by a first generation immigrant whose parents immigrated from both Russia and Germany during World WarII. And made handsome sums of money as entreprenuers.
If the country as a whole would focus more on learning they would come up with their own innovative ways to make money here and only add to the GDP potential gold mine we sit on here in this country. I'm certain that if we were to be better educated it would only add to the GDP and NO GOVERNMENT CORRUPT OR NOT IS GOING TO BE AGAINST THAT.
Posted by tiziani
The closest thing I've had to an "object of frustration" was an Aries, and that was ages ago.
I'm convinced that anything I say normally comes out as "peoonocabsdadbfdabfoeb" in an Aries' mind anyway, so I'm insured
aahh! get it now. peoonocabsdadbfdabfoeb makes perfect sense, very clear to fellow DXPers
Elkie brooks all dressed in black
I read a thread on here today and saw someone mention transgendered people and was wondering if any of you would date someone who was trans and fully transitioned.
why or why not? what sign in Venus are you?
why or why not? what sign in Venus are you?
Oh. and no trans bashing.
Signed Up: Nov 17, 2012
Comments: 22 · Posts: 6178 · Topics: 30
Comments: 22 · Posts: 6178 · Topics: 30
I leave you with this
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Closing the achievement gap with Finland would, according to historical experience, have astounding benefits, increasing the annual growth rate of the United States by 1 percent of GDP. Accumulated over the lifetime of somebody born today, this improvement in achievement would amount to nothing less than an increase in total U.S. economic output of $ 112 trillion in present value. (That was not a typo??? $ 112 trillion, not billion.)
Admittedly, these estimates are subject to some uncertainty. So if you think those that are given here are too high, even though they are based on the best of contemporary research, then just cut them in half. You will still have effects on growth of one-half of 1 percent per year, which produces impacts of $ 56 trillion over the lifetime of today??s child. In other words, to make the very large effects disappear, you have to make either the very strong assumption that student learning has little effect on the U.S. economy or the equally strong assumption that teachers have little impact on students.
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http://hanushek.stanford.edu/publications/valuing-teachers-how-much-good-teacher-worth
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Closing the achievement gap with Finland would, according to historical experience, have astounding benefits, increasing the annual growth rate of the United States by 1 percent of GDP. Accumulated over the lifetime of somebody born today, this improvement in achievement would amount to nothing less than an increase in total U.S. economic output of $ 112 trillion in present value. (That was not a typo??? $ 112 trillion, not billion.)
Admittedly, these estimates are subject to some uncertainty. So if you think those that are given here are too high, even though they are based on the best of contemporary research, then just cut them in half. You will still have effects on growth of one-half of 1 percent per year, which produces impacts of $ 56 trillion over the lifetime of today??s child. In other words, to make the very large effects disappear, you have to make either the very strong assumption that student learning has little effect on the U.S. economy or the equally strong assumption that teachers have little impact on students.
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http://hanushek.stanford.edu/publications/valuing-teachers-how-much-good-teacher-worth
It could be a good thing for the object of frustration to stumble upon.
Never has happened though, but I'm eager for that moment to happen. Lololol.
Never has happened though, but I'm eager for that moment to happen. Lololol.
thank you, sweets. Great job you doing.. hand on my heart.
Sag man said hello.. had not heard from him for long.. long.. like hmm 6 months? Soooo happy doesn't take much he needs to do to get me happy.
Sag man said hello.. had not heard from him for long.. long.. like hmm 6 months? Soooo happy
doesn't take much he needs to do to get me happy.
Signed Up: Dec 10, 2012
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Nevermind
Signed Up: Dec 10, 2012
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