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5. Good teachers will know how to separate the wheat from the chaff.

Thu Nov 19, 2015, 01:43 PM

Nov 2015

The thing is, bad teachers may not know what chaff is.

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Texas: We don't need academics to fact-check our textbooks [View all] Octafish Nov 2015 OP

It is tough living in Texas at times Gothmog Nov 2015 #1

I'll second that. Avalux Nov 2015 #2

Please know, I think the world of Texas. Octafish Nov 2015 #4

I just wish that Texas was not allowed to export their "stupid" world wide wally Nov 2015 #3

Good teachers will know how to separate the wheat from the chaff. Octafish Nov 2015 #5

+1 Go Vols Nov 2015 #7

Institutional racism and corporate propaganda in text books. JEB Nov 2015 #6

Not slaves. Millions of workers. Octafish Nov 2015 #8

Thanks for the revealing links. JEB Nov 2015 #9