As a father of three children, soon four, I am very concerned with the education my children will receive or maybe not receive. The paper from Brother Ivers really brought all of my worries for their education to the surface.We live in Korea and I have one daughter that is in Elementary school. Korea's standards of education do not even compare with the US's. Korea is incredibly advanced in their education system, and that is the only positive remark I have about it. In the US, I am worried that they might have lazy, union protected, tenured teacher. I think that is a fear of every parent who loves their children and wants them to be educated. In Korea, that is the farthest worry from my mind, it is in fact quite the opposite that worries me. My daughter is in Kindergarten and this March (it is when they start their school year), she will go into the first grade. In America you learn your ABC's and how to spell your name and simple things like that. Basic math and so on, in...