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Old 09-01-2009, 14:22   #5
ZonieDiver
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Like Richard, I have no problem with this type of activity. As a teacher, I appreciate notice such as this, so that I might prepare classroom activities to augment/supplement/reinforce/clarify etc.

He is, despite my extreme differences with him in regard to policies/attitudes, the President of the United States. Ask yourself, "If this had been done by President Bush, would I have a problem with it?" I wouldn't.

Razor is correct. Of more importance is how the parent or guardian approaches such things. How aware do they make their child(ren) of such things? Do they discuss politics, policies, history, economics, government around the dinner table. Hell, do they even eat dinner together at all - ever?

Parents should enquire as to what their child's teacher is doing in regard to this program. How will the teacher approach it? (I know how I would. Unfortunately, I also know how my evening school colleague will approach it.)
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