While I applaud the work of the reformers and think it is a drastic improvement over the status quo, I am increasingly worried they may not be able to find the perfect set of rules that allows centrally planned education systems to succeed at the varied and difficult tasks we require of it, and that anti-reform critics may be, in part, correct.

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Recent Middle Eastern history may not suggest such a perfect ending, but I do believe the end result will be closer to the better and not the worst scenario.

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Both he and I worked hard to accept the fact that most stepfamilies are not perfect, and ours may never be.

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