If you're wondering why we have a crisis in American education...

 Like it says, if you're wondering why we have a crisis in American education right now, just look at this:


https://www.newschannel5.com/news/newschannel-5-investigates/revealed/revealed-teachers-come-from-dumbest-parts-of-dumbest-colleges-tenn-governors-education-advisor-tells-him


In effect, the governor of a major American state, Bill Lee of Tenn., agreed with "Dr. Larry Arnn, president of Michigan's ultra-conservative Hillsdale College," that teachers are "dumb" and anyone ...with no training or background whatsoever... can handle the education of children.

In a word, Ouch.

Isn't it lovely when you hear teachers told that they are useless and incompetent, by people who can't handle a single teenager at home, much less 40 of 'em in a crowded classroom?



Of course, anyone can teach...

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