lobodomslavery -> RE: Sexy Irish Women (10/12/2011 1:07:13 PM)
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it would actually be a cost saving . Think of it like this. Apart from primary teaching, what other employer requires the candidate to have a knowledge of Gaeilge or an ability to speak Irish, they dont. So its a complete waste. At least the other would prepare kids for the real world and in case no one has noticed in the real world the language of business is ENGLISH, if money and effort wasnt wasted on Gaeilge to no purpose other than stress and resentment, nobody i know liked learning Irish,,kids resent it, so why impose a dead language on people in the full knowledge that it will be of no practical use in their future employment whatsoever, no much better to spend time preparing kids for work, give them interview skills, help them develop social skills, give them more freedom and throw out this anachronism that is of no relevance to 21st Century social and working life. Time spent on giving the kids the necessary skills to succeed in work would eliminate problems later on including mental health problems which all stem from stress and inability to fit in and would pay off for companies, who would get confident graduates and employees, whereas there is absolutely no economic benefit other than college points to learning irish kevin
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