Posted on Jan 28, 2020
How could the possibility of a modern day caste system arise because of the under- education of 21st century youth?
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Many traditional fundamental guidelines and requirements for education have been vacated over the years. Nowadays, children are not required to think. They are encouraged to let the computer do the work. They are not required to learn cursive writing, the foundation for your signature, to validate documents. During the years after plantation slavery of Negros, being able to sign the given name was like gold to those who had been forbidden to learn to read or write. And speaking of slavery, as it relates to history, not only it, but other important aspects of our government have been deemed unnecessary education. In light of these 21st century changes, that seem to me, that are moving the country back to the dark ages, where is the leadership coming from? I'll tell you where; the leadership will be those who legislated the ignorance upon the new generations. Come forth a nation of "haves" and "have nots". Hence, the rise of the New World Caste System. Republicans and Democrats will no longer matter.
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I actually see it the other way. Education has been cheapened with so many 4 year degrees that lack value to employers that I anticipate that the pendulum will swing back to where college degrees are no longer required for employment in many positions.
Student's need cursive as much as they need Sanskrit.
America is still the most upwardly mobile society on the planet and even our government education system hasn't ruined that yet.
Student's need cursive as much as they need Sanskrit.
America is still the most upwardly mobile society on the planet and even our government education system hasn't ruined that yet.
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PO3 Phyllis Maynard
LTC (Join to see) I would hope that our government education will get the redirection to reimplement the fundamentals that challenged the best of the best to rise to the top.
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The less choice and competition there is in the market, the less advanced and innovative the product / service will be. This is just as true in education as it is in any other market.
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Not teaching students how to think - or telling them what to think - is a very deliberate decision in my opinion. All one needs to do to tell the difference is walk onto the campus in a non-indoctrination camp college. The difference is palpable.
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PO3 Phyllis Maynard
1SG (Join to see) the sooner the strong fundamentals are put back in place, the sooner the next generations can come back strong, smart, and competitive.
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