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That's the flip side of academic freedom. Once you trust a group of people with self-governance, they would invariably use it to enrich the insiders at the expe
by thriftwy 3y ago
That's the flip side of academic freedom. Once you trust a group of people with self-governance, they would invariably use it to enrich the insiders at the expense of outsiders. Just look up how a Greek democratic poleis worked.
That's probably a compromise you would willing to make for a many centuries out, internationally ranked universities. But petty colleges should be ran more like service sector.
Having said that, it's quite possible that a single mother of two, working in service sector, is simply untenable without extra help coming from the outside.
- aragilar 3y agoExcept it's not self-governance, the changes have happened when academics have been replaced by administrators. If instead education providers were required to stop abusing the use of casuals (which new rules in AU are starting to introduce), we'd get better outcomes for everyone (students and teachers alike).