doesn't say "ancillary". but even if that's what the author meant, what's wrong with education being a necessary support for other goals? it's always quite ha

doesn't say "ancillary". but even if that's what the author meant, what's wrong with education being a necessary support for other goals? it's always quite hard to identify tangible skills that traditional education actually teaches, and explain why those are important to the real lives of graduates. the average person needs, day-to-day, pretty minimal R,W&A skills.