Muda69

You could have fooled me.

Ideological Discrimination in Academia Is More Complicated than You Think: https://www.nationalreview.com/2019/09/ideological-discrimination-colleges-universities-complicated/

Sounds like this varsity game shouldn't have even been played. Good chance of Shelbyville players getting injured, and for no good reason.

The truth hurts sometimes.

Latest Trade War Causalities: More Than 10,000 Layoffs in August: https://reason.com/2019/09/06/latest-trade-war-causalities-more-than-10000-layoffs-in-august/ Thanks Mr. Trump.

What students do after graduating could determine their high school’s rating: https://www.indystar.com/story/news/education/2019/09/09/what-students-do-after-graduating-could-determine-their-high-schools-rating/2235413001/

Why yes, the government should always use its force and authority to tell parents where there children are going to school and what they will be taught. Charter schools, private schools, parochial schools, homeschooling, etc. should all be immediately outlawed. The only reasonable and right "choice" is for all children to be educated in a school run by the state.

No, I don't favor such a system. How did you come to that conclusion Gonzo? Because a libertarian living in Poland supports such a system, therefore Muda69 must as well? Thanks for proving my point.

Looks like a party at Gonzo's Hamilton county compound. The mosquitoes must be bad around the swamp................

And that is not what I said you said.

If I had access to the previous iteration of the GID OOB forum I could. So you deny you have made such statements in the past?

No willful ignorance here, Irishman. Just an Indiana taxpayer who wants some real accountability in our expensive government schools. ISTEP and and now ILEARN are by no means perfect, but they are a start. So you are stating that the ISTA and NEA do not lobby the Indiana State Department of Education and the Indiana Legislature on the behalf of the interests of its members?

Yes, I mention the public sector labor union influences on this process and you run away. Typical.

I would file a complaint with my union for such a socialist system. The failings of your fellow teachers in the same building should not negatively effect your evaluation if none of the subjects you teach are directly or indirectly part of ISTEP or ILEARN. Yes, they are better than nothing. Which appears to be what the ISTA and NEA prefer.

It can't. Please explain how ISTEP and now ILEARN personally affected/affect your yearly performance metrics/review in your current teaching position.

Because IMHO as an Indiana taxpayer funding the government schools there needs to be some objective system to measure student progress and teacher effectiveness.

As an educational professional what in your learned opinion makes the ILEARN test invalid, and therefore should not be given to students?

Yep, tells me all I need to know.

Please elaborate. You have chickens and dairy cows in your Hamilton county compound then?

The High Price of a "Free Lunch": https://mises.org/wire/high-price-free-lunch Many in the lower rungs of the economic ladder blame their declining real incomes, and other inequities, on capitalism. They should, instead, be blaming the central bank. When the government borrows, it increases the demand for loanable funds, and with a fixed supply, interest rates should normally rise. If at the same time the central bank is increasing the supply of loanable funds by printing money to buy government bonds, then interest rates will decline if the increase in supply is greater than the increase in demand. Here, we are basically monetizing the debt. Worldwide, this printing has currently driven interest rates to zero or into negative territory. Using the economy as an excuse, central banks have been monetizing government debt, alleviating any pressure on governments to control their spending. Continuing from Keynes, Many economists are currently predicting we will experience another devastating recession in the US. Will we repeat the errors of the past by trying to fix a credit crisis with more debt? Or will we find a permanent solution by ending central banking, fractional reserve banking, and the government’s ability to borrow and print money? If we do, any future government spending would require an immediate and clear sacrifice on the part of the citizenry: unlike what politicians would have you believe; there is no free lunch.

How much data do you need? FMS was a failing school under ISTEP as well.

So you do takes trips to the store then. Unless you or individuals living with you don't consume milk or eggs.

But I don't recall a monarch-less parliamentary system being one that you personally advocate. Is it?

More like a poor-to-mediocre offense in the Bears. IIRC correctly the announcers said that Trubinsky only played a handful of downs during the pre-season games. I'm sorry, but unless your QB pedigree is similar to the likes of Brady, Brees, and Rodgers you need as many snaps in a game-like situation as you can get, especially for a 3rd year player like Trubinsky.

How many documented cases after just a 30-second google search is enough for you Gonzo?