From:
karen [mailto:kbschoen@bellsouth.net]
Sent: Saturday, June 01, 2013 5:59 PM
To: Berit Kjos
Subject: Re: May I quote you?
Thank you
Karen, for so clearly illustrating today’s cultural corruption in your comments
below. It’s so sad – for families as well as our nation.
May I quote a portion of your statement below in an upcoming article? If so,
I’ll send it to you before I post it.
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Subject: Re: Brian Benzel
While you were being trained to identify change agents, I was being trained in
the New School for Social Research how to apply those sex ed classes, how to use
the right words get the right emotional responses, create guilty or excitement
or the desire to experiment. Then we were to create the atmosphere of need for
after school classes for more discussion on the growing problem of teen
pregnancies - that these classes promoted. Teaching Biology became how to have
sex...
Discipline was removed from class as well as a dress code. You could see the
decline as kids began talking back out loud with the - "oh yeah why don't you do
something about it," answer.. Respect for teachers was on the decline
I was so disgusted that although I finished the 60 credits for my doctorate, I
never wrote the thesis to become a guidance counselor. I owe my first husband an
apology. He kept telling me to stop trying to manipulate him. I guess I learned
too well.
The saddest part looking back was the affect on the new teaching staff. We
didn't want to teach this crap, but then they started changing books. You could
see American history changing then disappearing. We (teachers) complained and I
always got the older books for my classes but one summer, the old texts were
gone. So was mention of money, debt, interest, basic economics. No more
education, just indoctrination. I had to quit. It was a hard sad decision, but
we all knew that teachers who spoke out never got supported. It is those kids
of the 80's-90's that are our legislators today. There were taught to lie and
accept lies in school. Drugs, drinking, sex were common in school.
Today, those kids are running the government /academia/Wall Street, Banks. NO
wonder nothing makes sense. They are probably still drinking and doing drugs
and writing new educational / government regulatory programs.
Karen S