Comments on: Professor Kennedy http://tcextra.com/terrycowgill/2007/01/18/professor-kennedy/ What's Going On Here? Sun, 07 Sep 2008 23:41:26 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.2 By: Terry http://tcextra.com/terrycowgill/2007/01/18/professor-kennedy/#comment-4323 Terry Sat, 20 Jan 2007 13:14:39 +0000 http://tcextra.com/terrycowgill/2007/01/18/professor-kennedy/#comment-4323 I also like his message that just because a student has an above average IQ doesn't mean s/he sill be wasting his/her life if college isn't a part of it. College isn't always an appropriate place, even for the gifted I also like his message that just because a student has an above average IQ doesn’t mean s/he sill be wasting his/her life if college isn’t a part of it.

College isn’t always an appropriate place, even for the gifted

]]> By: Yankee http://tcextra.com/terrycowgill/2007/01/18/professor-kennedy/#comment-4320 Yankee Sat, 20 Jan 2007 12:33:47 +0000 http://tcextra.com/terrycowgill/2007/01/18/professor-kennedy/#comment-4320 Regarding Murray's WSJ op-ed on education, I especially appreciated the first of the three-part series. His theme was the limits of education in turning every child into a superior student. A very common sense observation that is too often left out of the ongoing discussion on educational reform. It is indeed true that unlike Lake Woebegone, not every child is above average in intelligence, and we should not design our schools as if they were. Regarding Murray’s WSJ op-ed on education, I especially appreciated the first of the three-part series. His theme was the limits of education in turning every child into a superior student. A very common sense observation that is too often left out of the ongoing discussion on educational reform. It is indeed true that unlike Lake Woebegone, not every child is above average in intelligence, and we should not design our schools as if they were.

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