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To: mattstat
Americans still believe, for the most part, that education is something that is given to you, or done to you (process) rather than something you do by yourself, for yourself (outcome).

As the economy de-industrializes (in other words, collapses), people see bureaucrats of all types as the only ones with any real security. Since credentials are the key to bureaucratic employment, the price of credentials skyrockets.

7-10% of the population, AT MOST, are capable of baccalaureate work. Less than 50% (probably less than 30%) are capable of 11th and 12th grade work. The majority of children should leave school after 8th grade, any money spent on their education after that is money wasted.

Those are the facts. "Education" is indeed a bubble, a massive one, and it's certain to collapse.

When and how? Those are the questions.

2 posted on 09/09/2010 4:36:17 AM PDT by Jim Noble (If the answer is "Republican", it must be a stupid question.)
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To: Jim Noble
Education" is indeed a bubble, a massive one, and it's certain to collapse.

It may not be evident right now, but homeschooling is the wave of the future. It'll be the only way parents can protect their kids from the massive moral decline. If you think the government schools are bad now (homo sex for kindergartners?), imagine how bad they'll be ten years from now.

4 posted on 09/09/2010 4:46:41 AM PDT by concerned about politics ("Get thee behind me, Liberal")
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