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[nopardons]

Interesting article and whilst I'm not posting to contradict it all or even parts of it, way back in the dim days of the past, I had a couple of profs, in college, who had gotten their advanced degrees at Columbia.

One was in the hard sciences, the other was in English and to tell the truth, I had no idea what their politics were and still couldn't tell you today. WHY? Because they actually taught their subject, never ever introduced any, not even a hint of, politics of any kind, into their lectures nor exams. It was just facts, facts, and yet more facts...devoid of any opinion.

I was lucky to have had them as profs; they were two of the best teachers I had in college and grad school. And I'm glad that I went to school before the lefty indoctrination went into invade every level of education.

[robowombat]

‘Her 2011 book is titled Betrayed: How the Education Establishment has Betrayed America.’

This is a scarce book. ABEBooks shows 20 copies new and used startingat $30 plus shipping and going up to over $200. It needs to be reprinted by a mass marketer and in an inexpensive edition.

[knarf]

Excellent, EXCELLENT article.

I prunted it out so I can read it enough to get the thought process and some words planted into MY vocabulay and rhetoric.

[JustaTech]

Way back in 1954 it was appreciated that our education system had been sabotaged even decades earlier from then.

The Dodd Report to a congressional committee talks of the role big foundations play in influencing education.