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1. What a blatant piece of bigotry.
| A Jerusalemite , |
Jerusalem, Israel |
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(08.13.13) |
Israeli versus Arab? What Arab country is being discussed?
Re schooling, Israel is both Jewish and Arab and even Christian.
If one means Arab schools in Israel then thus it should be stated.
Jewish schools, Arab schools, government schools, other non-government schools, religious schools, non-religious schools... STATE what you mean!
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2. So, can the bank amalot be understood by school graduates?
| Michael , |
California, USA |
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(08.14.13) |
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3. Data misrepresents the situation
11.6 kids per teacher in the Jewish sector? No way. My kids' first grade classes had 37 and 41 students to one teacher. The teacher with 41 students begged us parents to take turns coming in to help.
They probably count the phys ed and other teachers who give classes, but these teachers don't get 11.6 kids, they get the whole class. I can't take these "statistics" seriously.
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4. the teachers may b educated the students r'n't benefiting!
Because for all their education those teachers don't know how to teach.
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