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Will American Education Crash?
Like the stock market, American education has its ups and downs. Unfortunately, today American education is coming closer and closer to crashing. If the stock market crashes people lose millions of dollars. If American education crashes the country will lose millions of intelligent young minds. Just as if a stock holder was to make poor choices, people everywhere today are making bad choices with how students across America are being taught. This will lead to the downfall of education for our younger population. What are the bad choices leading to this downfall? Michael Moore, Benjamin Barber, Ted Gest, and other writers agree that there are a number of problems with the way our educational system works in America. The writers suggest that the main problems are the way teachers are being treated, the lack of government funding, and corporate sponsorship in schools.
Moore's essay "Idiot Nation" and "Tough Choices or Tough Times" both agree......

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