plasma tv and now he s in all sorts of trouble. martha: he sure is. heather, thank you very much r. bill: now he s on tv for the wrong reasons. fixing america s schools. it is no argument that america needs to do a better job teaching our children. in a new special john stossel looks at innovation in education and what might be holding that innovation back. city schools are terrible because of unions like yours. i would disagree. we have progress as a result of unions. reporter: three days before they led this protest march about plans to pay teachers on how well the students do on test. the protestors wrote an antitest song [. [singing] there is a profit motive behind all of this extra testing. we need to get the corporations out of the
they ve done anything wrong, but there comes point in their life. they ve had a conversion experience and if they mature in their faith they begin to rewrite their script and acknowledge i ve done a lot of bad things and i m reconciled with that, i can move on and start a new path and it s basic, but powerful for someone to get a clean new start, but we ve also find that since the beginning, it s not just about a conversion experience, it s about what happens after that, and that s where i think that these, the roles of mentors can be so powerful. well, this research was not the beginning for you, it s the end of a job, why did you get fired for this research and for publishing it. well, early in my career, a couple of decades ago, i ran into all kinds of hostility. i was doing a good job teaching at a state university and i think i made people uncomfortable not only because i did research on religion, but because i was myself an outspoken christian and you know, in academia, you k
not have a playground and not conducive to children. and then they expect the children to play in the driveway and the parking lot. you don t see children playing in the parking lot at kmart or walmart. well, they re also looking into the possibility of banning games, some of the classics like tag or banning loud and obnoxious toys. the association says this is all a matter of safety. a teacher in new jersey suspended over comments posted on her own facebook page. she s accused of saying she felt like a warden to future criminals in her first grade class. the comment causing outrage among parents and in the community asking for their kids to be removed from her class. shocked, sad, and disgusted that a person who teaches in public schools and could have that perception of our children. i don t think she should ever have a job teaching nowhere ever. well, the teacher has not
pose their val use of wha too impose their values of what is appropriate. megyn: the school district would only say she is no longer working there. you know what else? she was union. normally what happens is they pass the trash and teachers like that wind up atoer schools. you tell me, america, is marnetta beaufort at your school? you might wants to foul on what s happening behind closed door. megyn: outrageous under the law is meant to ex-commute almost everything. what she did was wrong. she owes these children and their families a public apology. if she ever manages to get another job teaching let s hope she sticks to algebra.
decisions. well, if you i just think, what are you talking about, caroline. they re not cutting any of that stop. you re stopping the increase, you re not adding new, but you re not cutting. no one is cutting. that s actually inaccurate. my partner lost a job teaching in a high school as a result of cuts in california. so, it s inaccurate, across the boards states are looking at the cuts in revenue. brenda: last word. so, it s not just the health care law, republicans now demanding the repeal of new massive financial regulations. is that how to stop bank customers from getting whacked with all those fees? gecko: are you ready for your talk, sir?