Educators Ought to Act Like Soldiers
The author of the March/April Speaking Out article believes the title of this entry is spot on. Christopher Myers, a distinguished veteran of both education and military service, writes that educators should try to be like soldiers by putting aside other issues to focus on preventing what he calls “academic death” of at-risk students. What do you think? Can a military mind-set overcome traditional obstacles to speedy action?
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