First of all, I've discovered here, a photo machine, which is so "old school, that photo is even written as a photo.
As one thinks of black and white machine from which you have a whole stack of pictures in the wallet with Velcro that there will always be: And suddenly no longer there. Except in Berlin, and precisely: in Zurich. It's over right here: Larger Map (a PS to Google Maps, after everything has been written about what was written: Was there not something photographed what anyone would even can take pictures if my Store in Google Maps - that is just not that anyone can come and can take pictures my house)
Then I very old school wrote a letter to the wonderful publication We parents ?. As befits a Swiss family magazine, it is very clean on a conservative line in which gender roles less problematic and status quo are an ideal (you must subscribe to the magazine not so), actually was the letter but also printed and, ironically, I argue there, especially for old school, so that children go to school in which they are assigned. Just read for yourself:
your article tries to identify situations in which a change of school is appropriate. The first example is faulty in which the relationship between teacher and students from the perspective of the parents may, at least speak for a class change. The perception of parents is problematic: neither parents have an accurate perception of complex events classes because they on the selective Wahrnehmung Lernender beruht, noch sind Eltern dazu befähigt, Lehrpersonen zu beurteilen. Diese Beurteilung wird entweder von kompetenten SchulleiterInnen oder gewählten Behördenmitgliedern vorgenommen - und das ist auch richtig so. Ein ähnliches Problem tritt bei Ihrem zweiten Beispiel zutage. Eine Mutter spricht von einem »völlig inakzeptablen Schulhaus«, an dem sie einerseits der Betonbau, andererseits der schlechte Ruf stört. Nun hat dese Frau Diebold Massnahmen ergriffen, um eine andere Schulzuteilung zu erzwingen. Das mag übertrieben erscheinen, wenn man berücksichtigt, dass ihr Sohn die Schule noch keine Lektion lang besucht hat, ethisch verwerflich erscheint es dann, wenn man an all die anderen Kinder (und ihre Eltern) thinks that this "unacceptable school must visit." School choice is therefore not a desirable change for the elementary school because they privileged parents and their children better schools, by the Swiss education system is already disadvantaged but poorer schools.School choice seems people represent an ideal system which start like this, their children would then visit the pleasant individual instruction in the living quarters, where it has indeed foreigners, but only two per class, and they are really Swiss, but the last five lived for years in South Africa and Japan, while the Tamil children from next door continue to School in the district go where the ex-Yugoslavs, Portuguese and so on go to school because the do not even know that there is a wonderful school. Yes, that is somewhat pointed, but to repeat myself: The system would be based on the fact that parents know, is what school is right for their child. And it is doubtful that they know. reported