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President Obama and Joe Biden have a plan of action. Their plan consists of making sure that any children struggling in school doesn’t fall behind in their education. This plan was named the “No child left behind program”. This has become a problem to many teenage students, in a lot of city school districts there are a lack of teachers and therefore students were put in a bigger class. For those who struggle have a hard time concentrating in a large classroom setting. Also many school don’t have enough money to add more rooms to their school and hire more teachers so their isn’t many solutions. President Obama’s goal is to get students back on track and focast on school. He believes that children in any school shouldn’t have to go all day in school doing standard test and notes, he thinks that he should improve tests and modernize them. For the students who have difficulty in school, president Obama wants to give them a proper work place. Also for students that are unable to afford college when they need it he want to provide money for them if they wish to go.  |
The goal of the right one is unfulfilled by funding promises, inadequate implementation by the Education Department and shortcomings in the design of the law itself have limited its effectiveness and undercut its support. As a result, the law has failed to provide high-quality teachers in every classroom and failed to adequately support and pay those teachers. Did you know that around Thirty percent of new teachers leave within their first five years in the profession? College costs have grown nearly 40 percent in the past five years. The av. And between 2001 and 2010 over 2 million academically qualified students will not go to college because they cannot afford it. Finally, our complicated maze of tax credits and applications leaves too many students unaware of financial aid available to them. Obama and Biden will try making college affordable for all Americans that want to go to collage. Obama and Biden will also provide affordable and high-quality child care to ease the burden on working families. |
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References: "Education." BarackObama.com. 2009. Organizing for America. 30 Mar 2009 <http://www.barackobama.com/issues/education/#higher-education>. "Education." education. 2009. Organizing America. 31 Mar 2009 <http://www.barackobama.com/issues/education/>.
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