The tutor/governess thing could catch on. It worked for the aristocracy in Jane Austen's day.
I'm kind of joshing. Mr. Guttman and others in his socio-economic cohort are at a decision point. They want a high-end, Enlightenment education for their children, but they are not going to get it at schools focused on CRT, no matter how much money they spend.
The tutor/governess thing could catch on. It worked for the aristocracy in Jane Austen's day.
I'm kind of joshing. Mr. Guttman and others in his socio-economic cohort are at a decision point. They want a high-end, Enlightenment education for their children, but they are not going to get it at schools focused on CRT, no matter how much money they spend.
The tutor/governess thing could catch on. It worked for the aristocracy in Jane Austen's day.
I'm kind of joshing. Mr. Guttman and others in his socio-economic cohort are at a decision point. They want a high-end, Enlightenment education for their children, but they are not going to get it at schools focused on CRT, no matter how much money they spend.