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Except in this case they're a mild and moderate majority trying to preserve the institutions and educational prospects of their students that are teetering on b
by nonrandomstring 4y ago
Except in this case they're a mild and moderate majority trying to
preserve the institutions and educational prospects of their students
that are teetering on brink of crisis.
I would say that in the next couple of years we'll see 20% of British
universities go to the wall, either as bankruptcy or takeovers, a
tragedy directly attributable to mismanagement by failing to focus on
core priorities.
When it comes to standing up for my students, most of whom have come
places like Sri Lanka, Nigeria and Ghana and even Somalia (where
they're literally starving to death), and who have gambled their
family life savings on the one smart son or daughter (up to £25,000)
I'll take on the "extremist" role of defending them with pride. I hope
you'd have the courage too.
- strangeattractr 4y agoHow is ‘decolonising’ maths about defending those students? What are you defending them from?