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Over worked and under paid, but that's not the problem!

Deborah Jeter
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Want to know what has been going on the past few weeks in Washington in regard to the Education Agency?

Read these:

Proposed Education Bill

Education Policy

Christian Coalition Praises Senate

Keep an Eye on Washington - Just how well are you being represented? Go to this link to find out.

Want to know where to write your representatives, congressmen and senators about it?

Take Action here. (Because if you think it's bad now, wait till the powers that be rob the public schools' money and give it to the private schools.)

The Department of Education

Executive Branch Sites

State and Local Government on the Net

LocalEyes: State Government

The Electronic Activist

Please, take action and make a stand against the movement to take away the funding for many worthwhile educational projects.

Other Links of Interest

Here's the President's Plan

Childhood Poverty Deepens

Want to see a list of the top 50 campaign contributors? This is rather eye-opening.

Front Page for the Link below:

More Political Web Pages

Classroom Discipline: I'd like to introduce you to a new education topic area that has been added this week to Suite 101. Some of you may be familiar with Thomas Robertson, who started a Newsletter, entitled, Fun Music Ideas. Go by and welcome Thomas as the newest Education Editor here at Suite 101.

God bless and thanks for everything you do for the future of the children and their educational experiences.

Special thanks go to Steve Jeter for his help in locating some of these resources and for the comments he added in the section: What's been going on in Washington. Thanks, Steve. :-D

Next week, I will cover the various ceremonial music used for many occasions that enhance our lives and feed our hearts, enliven our spirits.

The editor for this article has retired from Suite 101. If you wish to contact her, you may reply here.

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11.   May 16, 1998 9:36 PM
I haven't taught in professional classes, but I do teach church classes which have included many special needs children. We have one little girl who is very delayed, and every adaptation I make for he ...

-- posted by Terrie_Bittner


10.   May 16, 1998 7:51 PM
Karen Stafford
My own personal note on homeschooling:
I'm sure it works for many people, given the right situation and the right parents. However, it's often been my experience that many people ...

-- posted by Susie_Q


9.   May 16, 1998 7:49 AM
Terrie, first of all, thanks so much for joining into the discussion.

Please understand that even though I can appreciate your comments in relation to what you have experienced with public schools ...


-- posted by Deborah_Jeter


8.   May 15, 1998 5:17 PM
Before I homeschooled, I spent a lot of time helping out in the classrooms. I have the greatest respect for teachers! People often ask me how I teach three children of different grade levels, but I sa ...

-- posted by Terrie_Bittner


7.   May 12, 1998 6:30 PM
Thank you for offering your views, Harold. You and I don't seem to be in agreement. All I can say, is hopefully, if by none other than divine intervention, the best decision will be made for the good ...

-- posted by Deborah_Jeter





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