Thread: Domestic violence on the school curriculum?
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Old 25-11-2009, 10:45   #13
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Re: Domestic violence on the school curriculum?
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Originally Posted by webcrawler2050 View Post
I'd rather not my child be taught about this yet. I dont like the idea of her seeing Daddy havign the ability to kick mummys head in. When mummy has the same possibility. I dunno, it's swings and roundabouts in my mind. Seems, sexiest towards a bloke.
Okay...where does it say that is what they are going to teach children?

As I said before, there is nothing "sexy" about it at all. I think you mean "sexist."

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Originally Posted by Saaf_laandon_mo View Post
Schools are failing to teach kids reading, writing and mathematics. So rather than improve on those areas they've decided to teach something else poorly too.
They are not "failing" to teach them anything. There is a whole raft of reasons why children can not read or write, it is not always the school's fault. To teach children to be better citizens is just as important as teaching the three "R"s
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