Re:It's not political. (Score 1)

Hold on a second, why do you believe that teachers are at fault? Think about the good students you know, what is it that made them succeed, what did they have in common? Did they do well because of good teaching? How would you explain the sharp inequality you see in all classrooms then? Are the good students just biologically superior? I doubt it. Every good student I've known had parents with sufficient free time, culture, and energy to push them to get grades. This is something that the others lacked. No matter how smart you are, you won't be able to 'succeed' if your environment doesn't accomodate it.