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Why does education occupy a special place in US policy given American

political culture?
I guess I'm asking that in contrast with other cultures, why is education important in US policy given our unique American culture? I hope that makes more sense.
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i dont undastand dis question n u b more specific
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Sure
Why not?
How can one survive in the real world without our creator's universalf gifts of life with the fishing line, hooks and sinkers vital for the survival and advancement of living human kind.
Look in the real world.
With living examples in Africa.
Luke 9.25,55-56,60
What do you think?
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I'm not lacking in education, but I keep reading this question and don't know what you are asking. Why shouldn't education occupy a special place in any policy? The big problem, as I see it, is that government interferes with the system too much. It used to work better, before "no child left behind" junk was added and is ineffective. If they'd let teachers teach the curriculum, instead of to tests, scores would improve.
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