Archive for Steven N. Spetz
The Day Welfare Hit the Classroom
Mr. Spetz teaches Economics at Bayridge Secondary School in Kingston, Ontario. This article, prepared some years ago for a teacher’s magazine in Canada, merits further distribution. I have often heard it expressed that the classroom should be a small window upon life and prepare students for the world they will soon enter as adults. I [...]
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For Equality; Against Privilege
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