MylesRyden on Nostr: npub1yj3ef…2cmfd npub1hykuc…73p33 Agreed with all of this. I think the moment of ...
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Agreed with all of this.
I think the moment of destruction came in the late 70's (in the US anyway) when students (as a result of social pressures, etc.) stopped saying they were getting an education to better themselves and the world to "getting a good job to make more money."
Students no longer cared what they learned, only how it looked in their CV. Societal support decreased, "Why should I pay for other kids to get rich?"
Schools started asking only "How does this increase revenue."
The whole enterprise became corporatized.
Agreed with all of this.
I think the moment of destruction came in the late 70's (in the US anyway) when students (as a result of social pressures, etc.) stopped saying they were getting an education to better themselves and the world to "getting a good job to make more money."
Students no longer cared what they learned, only how it looked in their CV. Societal support decreased, "Why should I pay for other kids to get rich?"
Schools started asking only "How does this increase revenue."
The whole enterprise became corporatized.