Omg

[James H. Bushart]

Watch this.

[John McKenna]

LOL... wow!!!

Sad, but true. now I have to go cry.
Where will be in 20 more years.???

[Keith R. Braun]

But what a lovely evening gown.

[Blaine Wiley]

The audio from that was on Glenn Becks radio program this morning. Sad, sad, sad.

[W. Michael Chris]

she should be on the show, smarter than a 5th grader . . .

[Doug Edwards]

Katie Couric...watch out! Your job is in jeopardy. She'll do just fine, probably go on and wow them at college too, find an equally brain dead husband and start having little ones to pass on those stellar genes and great communication skills.

[klott]

Well, it is a beauty contest, right? Sad, poor girl had stage fright.

[tdietrich1]

I started it and looked away, after hearing it and turning back, I was surprised. I thought it was one of the recent Democratic Debates.

[John McKenna]

Originally Posted by tdietrich1

I started it and looked away, after hearing it and turning back, I was surprised. I thought it was one of the recent Democratic Debates.

LOL...

[Brian E. Kelly]

Probably a future president.

[wsiegel]

The sad part is, this is what our educational system is becoming.

[wforsyth]

I don't think she had stage fright. I hear kids talk like this every day. They're passing them through school like this. Our Governor was all tough on the WASL and Math, etc. and when it came right down to the wire, she backed down and caved. Now our students won't have to pass it and won't have to demonstrate competence in those skills. They'll just have to take two extra years of Math, which we all know they'll just pass them through.
On the front page of the Seattle Times this weekend, it said that 80% of college students are having to take some type of remedial coursework when they get to the college level.

[gbeaumont]

Originally Posted by bkelly2

Probably a future president.

Like TOTALY !!

Reminds me of this quote "It is better to remian silent and be thought a fool, than to open ones mouth and prove it beyond doubt"

Regards

Gerry

[Peter C. Russell]

Originally Posted by wsiegel

The sad part is, this is what our educational system is becoming.

Uhmmmm, well, like, for sure, you know!

[jgroves]

Here in Georgia we have our Hope 'scholarship'. Maintain a 3.0 in high school and get a free ride to college regardless of financial need. To keep the funds you need to maintain a 3.0 in college. Most lose the scholarship after their freshman year of college, since their "soft touch, grade inflating, can't keep them from going to college" high school teachers aren't there to protect them. I used to tutor Math on the side to college students, both as an undergraduate and after I graduated. Most of my clients were Hope 'Scholars', all traditional freshmen, and were all in 098 Developmental Math and 099 Developmental Algebra! To make matters worse, they were clueless.