More than 4 out of 5 students graduate without a job. How could colleges change that? – The Washington Post. “…How Could Colleges Change That?…” I can guarantee two things. (1) They could change “that” by not scamming people by telling them they are educating “students”, when they are just conning “customers”. (2) Don’t count […]
I Answer: More than 4 out of 5 students graduate without a job. How could colleges change that? – The Washington Post
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More On: Why are so many college students failing to gain job skills before graduation? – The Washington Post
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Why are so many college students failing to gain job skills before graduation? – The Washington Post. I added two comments. COMMENT Of course, students “think” they are better prepared than they are. That’s what we professors are there for, to make sure they all “think” they are getting a good education. Here is how […]
“Cal court rules teacher tenure creates impermissible unequal conditions” What about “teacher uneducation”?
June 12, 2014 by
California court rules teacher tenure creates impermissible unequal conditions – The Washington Post. Also, several papers and magazines published opinion pieces. I basically repeated this comment. I want as many people as possible to understand how much of the problem is how the teachers are taught – or not taught. Here are links to those articles. […]
Insightful Piece by George Will in the Washington Post.
Here is a link to it. Opinion | Campus pro-Palestinian protests sap universities’ prestige. Good. – The Washington Post Here is what I posted. This nation’s most admired observer of higher education (and a revered sociologist) saw what was happening as early as 1980. the “wants” of students to which competing institutions, departments, and individual […]