Q: Is this product review positive? Title: This book gives no credit to parents Review: My son has started grade one this year and I am shocked at the lack of accountablility in education today. This book gives no credit to parents or educators that want to know what is going on in schools. Everyone knows that standardized test are not perfect and cannot meet all the needs of an education, but neither can any formal educational method.What are the alternatives??????This books argues against applying scientific methods to education.When I went to school, some years I had good teachers and tests and some years I had bad teachers and tests. With standardized testing at least there is an attempt to improve this. If the tests are no good, then they should be changed, not thrown out.Don't throw the baby out with the bathwater! Answer:

A: No


Q: Is this product review positive? Title: Great CD and then some! Review: I first heard "Don't Call Me Baby" while on vacation in Australia in 2000; and instantly fell in love with the sound, the voices, the beat! This CD is truly great because it captures all the original tracks from the debut CD, and then tosses in 3 extra tracks -- including some awesome dance remixes! For anyone who likes to dance to some infectious rhythms, this is one CD to own. Answer:

A: Yes


Q: Is this product review positive? Title: Good Job! Review: Product in good shape and came in a timely fashion. Would order from this company again... Answer:

A: Yes


Q: Is this product review positive? Title: Reckless and Cruel Review: The irresponsible inaccuracies in this production are bad enough, but the editing of the documentary that followed the original airing was deplorable.The original documentary included forensic evidence and absence of evidence commentary which clearly showed that Amanda and Raffaele could not have been involved in the crime, as the appeals court eventually ruled.But I guess that would have damaged the titillation factor that Lifetime was gunning for. It's sad that human lives are held hostage to our insatiable demand for entertainment. Things haven't changed since the Roman Holidays at the Coliseum. Answer:

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