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<blockquote data-quote="JCNodak" data-source="post: 132042" data-attributes="member: 2902">It's so easy to blame the school, or the teacher, or the education system. They are simply doing what they are required by law to do. I am married to a teacher. She would give anything and do anything for her crap head students. Most teachers I know would. They don't want to be pushing a liberal agenda, but they have to. It's the law. Why is it the law? I don't know. Maybe ask your local representation. But I do know that it bothers me when people bomb out with the &quot;our education system sucks&quot; line. Private or home school is in every way your right. But don't blame the teachers or even the principals for not trying to give the kids the best possible experience that they can. Rant over.I have two daughters. Neither of them want anything to do with the outdoors. Youngest plays sports but that's it. I've introduced it but it didn't take. My fault? Maybe. But they do respect it. If they don't like it, I'm not going to force it. As long as they are doing something (music, art, theater) and are always respectful and courteous of others, that's all I can ask.&nbsp; I can hope for some good sons in law and maybe some grand sons eventually to show the ropes.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="JCNodak, post: 132042, member: 2902"] It's so easy to blame the school, or the teacher, or the education system. They are simply doing what they are required by law to do. I am married to a teacher. She would give anything and do anything for her crap head students. Most teachers I know would. They don't want to be pushing a liberal agenda, but they have to. It's the law. Why is it the law? I don't know. Maybe ask your local representation. But I do know that it bothers me when people bomb out with the "our education system sucks" line. Private or home school is in every way your right. But don't blame the teachers or even the principals for not trying to give the kids the best possible experience that they can. Rant over. I have two daughters. Neither of them want anything to do with the outdoors. Youngest plays sports but that's it. I've introduced it but it didn't take. My fault? Maybe. But they do respect it. If they don't like it, I'm not going to force it. As long as they are doing something (music, art, theater) and are always respectful and courteous of others, that's all I can ask. I can hope for some good sons in law and maybe some grand sons eventually to show the ropes. [/QUOTE]

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