> I don't think the last of those is part of any progressive agenda. At this point, "progressive" in the context of education means everything from a Montessor

> I don't think the last of those is part of any progressive agenda. At this point, "progressive" in the context of education means everything from a Montessori education, to the re-animated body of Paulo Freire teaching a critical pedagogy curriculum as he attempts to brain wash the next generation of Red Guards. Those are two vastly different things, yet they would both be called "progressive" in today's language. Also alarmingly, the people advocating for the latter are the most likely to dress in "progressive" clothes.