January 21, 2011
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Posted by: Amy Spreeman
Excellent background: THE 4 KEY POINTS: *John Dewey. The “father of American Education” and the first honorary President of the NEA, Dewey co-wrote the Humanist Manifesto. He wrote and taught extensively about how God is a myth and the only real religious pursuit is man pursuing his own goodness and potential. Dewey is still revered [...]
January 19, 2011
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Posted by: Amy Spreeman
What is happening in our classrooms these days? Whether you have kids, grandchildren or pay property taxes, you won’t want to miss this discussion. Plus, news story updates and your comments and questions! Download this episode
January 19, 2011
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Posted by: Amy Spreeman
Here’s an interesting movie clip from a new movie coming out in a few weeks. It’s called, Kids Aren’t Cars: And our Schools Shouldn’t Be Droput Factories, and it’s about the assembly-line mentality of public education–and the education unions that run our schools. Check out the site and the video. It might be [...]
January 17, 2011
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Posted by: Amy Spreeman
Does the Obama Administration know consciously the long-term impact of some of the NEA’s and UN’s educational agenda? On today’s show, special guest William J. Murray (son of Madeline Murray O’Hare), talks about persecution of Christianity in America and around the world. Now a born-again believer, William Murray is the chairman of the Religious Freedom [...]
December 24, 2010
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Posted by: Amy Spreeman
As a California school district’s former superintendent and facilities director face charges for abusing public funds, one Christian contends that educators should work to serve the public interest. Jeffrey Hubbard and Karen Anne Christiansen of the Beverly Hills Unified School District have been charged with allegedly misusing over $5 million in public funds. Hubbard, a [...]
December 22, 2010
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Posted by: Mike LeMay
Think you know how to define faith? Join us for an interesting discussion on not only what it means to have it, but it live it out the way Jesus instructed. Download this episode
December 17, 2010
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Posted by: Mike LeMay
What are our kids–the future leaders of our nation–being taught in public schools? Today we’re continuing our discussion on public schools and textbooks–from a local controversy to discussions from around the U.S. as parents in many districts are objecting to assigned reading. Plus you won’t want to miss what we’ve discovered about what the Obama [...]
December 17, 2010
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Posted by: Amy Spreeman
Recent studies about education in the US all point to one startling statistic: US children are falling behind foreign students in every category of learning. The US Education system, once the shining beacon of education, has become a joke. Our children are ill prepared to compete for jobs in a global economy. How has this [...]
December 16, 2010
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Posted by: Amy Spreeman
The decision by the Appleton School Board to introduce a book for high school freshmen to read containing graphic sexual situations and vulgar language should wake up each of us as parents and taxpayers. Decisions on what our children read and study in public schools are being made in a vacuum, with little or no [...]
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