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19. I got lost between your statement "the causal agent is class" and your argument for spending more

Wed Sep 19, 2012, 05:13 PM

Sep 2012

money.

If Class is the cause, then how can spending money be a wise choice?

I can't follow that line of reasoning.

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Bill Cosby signs on with 'students first' [View all] HiPointDem Sep 2012 OP

I think the OP's words are... YvonneCa Sep 2012 #2

I understand but I posed a question to the OP author. nt jody Sep 2012 #3

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You know what? I admit it. Nothing can be done to teach these kids mbperrin Sep 2012 #11

Payne doesn't have any teaching methods. proud2BlibKansan Sep 2012 #22

The problem is poverty proud2BlibKansan Sep 2012 #25

This is about so much more than test scores. proud2BlibKansan Sep 2012 #27

here's what she did to close that gap: HiPointDem Sep 2012 #6

What an absurd response. kwassa Sep 2012 #12

the causal agent is class. HiPointDem Sep 2012 #16

Have a great evening. nt jody Sep 2012 #21

He's been off the edge for while now. proud2BlibKansan Sep 2012 #23