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I think there's a feedback mechanism in effect. The people who benefit the most from the way schools work become the leaders who decide how schools should work.
by whoopdedo 12y ago
I think there's a feedback mechanism in effect. The people who benefit the most from the way schools work become the leaders who decide how schools should work. To their perception, the education provided is perfectly adequate for preparing students. So if you don't succeed in a career after going through the school system, it must be something you did wrong.
- gatlin 12y agoIn UTeach this was mentioned by several of my professors on the first day, as a kind of anthem we should keep in mind: that we were at that university because we succeeded in a broken system and that we should be mindful not to lean too heavily on what we were familiar with lest we simply perpetuate the system's failures to another generation.