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Everyone likes praise and dislikes blame, that is not special to teachers. You might be able to blame a teacher for a class to some effect. What I was referrin
by netcan 11y ago
Everyone likes praise and dislikes blame, that is not special to teachers.
You might be able to blame a teacher for a class to some effect. What I was referring to is blaming teacherdom for education. That's pointless. When a system consistently produces a result, that's the result being produced by the system. The teachers and students are part of that system, producing and being produced by it. It will continue, blame or no blame. It is just as pointless as blaming the students.
- r00fus 11y agoIt's not just teachers and students, it's the parents, government (NCLB anyone?), and corporations (e.g. textbook vendors, testing companies) who profit from the system. Following the money often works for discerning most dysfunctional systems.