Grades Don't Measure Anything Other

As A Writer, Politician, Scientist, And Businessman, [ben] Franklin Had Few Equals Among The Educated Of His Day-though He Left School At Ten. (...)boys Like Andrew Carnegie Who Begged His Mother Not To Send Him To School And Was Well On His Way To Immortality And Fortune At The Age Of Thirteen, Would Be Referred Today For Psychological Counseling; Thomas Edison Would Find Himself In Special Ed Until His Peculiar Genius Had Been Sufficiently Tamed.

Grades Don't Measure Anything Other Than Your Relevant Obedience To A Manager.

If You Put Fleas In A Shallow Container They Jump Out. But If You Put A Lid On The Container For Just A Short Time, They Hit The Lid Trying To Escape And Learn Quickly Not To Jump So High. They Give Up Their Quest For Freedom. After The Lid Is Removed, The Fleas Remain Imprisond By Their Own Self Policing. So It Is With Life. Most Of Us Let Our Own Fears Or The Impositions Of Others Imprison Us In A World Of Low Expectations.

School Is About Learning To Wait Your Turn, However Long It Takes To Come, If Ever. And How To Submit With A Show Of Enthusiasm To The Judgment Of Strangers, Even If They Are Wrong, Even If Your Enthusiasm Is Phony.

Schools Stifle Family Originality By Appropriating The Critical Time Needed For Any Sound Idea Of Family To Develop - Then They Blame The Family For Its Failure To Be A Family.