Rigorous

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  by Ory

  Created on: November 04, 2008   Last Updated: November 14, 2008

  Rigorous or nurturing schools? The idea of going to a good school and getting a great education is romantic.

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  by Joseph Zavarella

  Created on: July 19, 2008   Last Updated: July 29, 2008

  A school in and of itself is nuts, bolts and concrete. The program provided in that school is developed

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  by Sarah Williams

  Created on: October 02, 2007

  It is not the job of a school to nurture a child, rather it is their purpose to first provide a good

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  by Ernest Capraro

  Created on: September 19, 2007

  The ultimate purpose of a school is to prepare its students to succeed in the world ahead of them. Consider

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  by Matthew J. Geiger

  Created on: March 03, 2008

  As someone who graduated from a private college, which was both rigorous and nurturing, the benefit

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  by American Citizen

  Created on: April 28, 2009

  Smooches, honey! Wow you got a "C"! I'm so proud you're average.

  On one hand, it's a false choice between

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  by Rick Scobey

  Created on: September 14, 2008

  TO BE OR NOT TO BE
  To be or not to be is the question. Let me see, where have I heard these words before?

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  by K. Russell

  Created on: October 02, 2007

  School is an institution of learning. As such, it has specific academic and social expectations. Teachers

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  by Pamela Folks

  Created on: October 31, 2007

  My daughter is enrolled in a private Christian school. I describe that as rigorous, even though there

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  by Rachelle Ouvara

  Created on: January 12, 2010   Last Updated: January 13, 2010

  Education should be rigorous; the reason our children aren't as educated as they used to be is because

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  by L T Corda

  Created on: October 30, 2007

  As students grow, the curriculum naturally changes to meet their needs. Kindergarten is the epitome

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  by Todd Pheifer

  Created on: February 26, 2008   Last Updated: April 19, 2012

  Schools are an organic compound in many ways. Amidst the books, tests, and standards, there is a human

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  by Toni Doswell

  Created on: April 13, 2008

  Rigor implies hard work. All schools who have the students'
  destinies in mind should be rigorous. Rigorous

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  by Ganelle Davis

  Created on: October 03, 2007

  I Believe schools should offer a more rigorous regimen to educate our children. However, i think many

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  by S.Stacy

  Created on: November 19, 2007

  Education is nurturing. You are nurturing the mind. But as a parent, teacher and adult leader you must

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  by Patricia Rockwell

  Created on: January 21, 2009

  In answering the question of whether it is better for schools to be rigorous or nurturing, I would argue

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  by Tiffany Ludwig

  Created on: January 19, 2008

  The mistake in the question "Is it better for schools to be rigorous or nurturing?" is that it implies

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  by Elayna D.

  Created on: August 17, 2007

  What were schools originally designed to accomplish? Most public and private schools were set up to

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  by Tako63

  Created on: February 25, 2008

  The question itself presents a dichotomy that any thoughtful educator would immediately classify as

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  by Jackie Brown

  Created on: October 03, 2007

  Rigorous education simply put is learning with expectations placed on the student. A rigorous education