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Husain Akhtar Retired inspector of schools You rightly report Alan Bennett's stirring attack on our educational apartheid (Bennett's anger over 'unfair' private education, 18 June).

If American prosperity was ever based on our educational system, it was precisely because we taught reading, writing and arithmetic, along with a healthy side of history, civics, music, art, foreign language and physical education.

Dorough also belongs here, because the book's ultimate joke -- on our educational system, if not us in general -- is that it's not only more informative about how American government and culture work than the textbooks it burlesques, but gives us a keener sense of having a stake in both.

At its most basic level, though, the strength of our manufacturing workforce rests on our educational system, and America's continues to be plagued by mediocrity.

As an educator, I look at what is happening in the nation and in the world and tend to make judgement based on our educational system.

Most importantly, our kids would have an immediate value contribution to society with real world economic impact thus generating a significantly better return on our educational tax dollars.

The critics are right that WBBM's program had production flaws that probably contributed to its failure to gain ratings satisfactory to management, but there is a more serious cause for its failure -- one that plays right into the presidential election's concentration on the failure of our educational system.

In our classes, we had to consider the impact of our identity on our teaching, analyze the impact of our educational institutions on our most challenging students, and create units and plans approved by both professors and mentor teachers.

Improving education, he insisted, "does not mean rearranging the deck chairs on the deck of our educational Titanic".

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"There was a break-in last night, and part of the material of our educational exhibition on diamonds was taken," said Bob Crezee, the assistant director of the museum, which is called Museon.