Perspective
Jul. 7, 2012
Three strikes against education in America
Absurd federal policies, enormous college loan debt and students' abusive behavior are suffocating education. By Betty Raskoff Kazmin
I was not a typical law student. My perspective on education issues comes from teaching math and raising children before attending law school in my 30s. I earned my Juris Doctorate in 1979, and truly enjoyed the intellectual stimulation of my law school experience.
Wanting more time with my growing family, I happily returned to teaching algebra in Los Angeles secondary schools, both public and private. It was a 20-year career tha...
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