One of the most important topics of the 2012 election is education. It is quite confusing to fully understand which candidate is for and against without the media clouding your judgment
Wants to get rid of students loans; He believes that advances
skills are in training in institutions for secure job in the American economy
also known as a trade school.
He wants to
reward great teachers by recognizing their achievement by not reducing classroom
size, and cutting back on teachers.
He wants to help students trapped in bad schools a by changing a
genuine alternative plan that requires four things: (1) such alternatives must
exist, (2) parents must receive clear information about the performance of
their current school and of the alternatives, (3) students must be allowed to
move to a new school, and (4) students must bring funding with them so that new
schools can afford to serve them.
President Obama
successfully fought to prevent federal student loan interest rates from
doubling for more than 7 million students, and capped
federal student loan repayments at 10% of income. This means
responsible students and their families can make decisions about the future
based on career goals rather than the price of tuition.
President Obama wants
to keep teachers in the classroom, and have smaller class rooms
President Obama wants to increase federal funding in
community colleges
President Obama wants to expand the federal government s
role in granting college loans
It seems to pretty clear what Mitt Romney’s plan for
education, and what President Obama’s plan for education is. It is very important
to consider both parties, and do your research to find out what candidate you
believe will be a great president.
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