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Smarter Santorum

I see college as a great economic mobility strategy – the data are clear about the value for low-income Americans but I do worry that some of the rhetoric devalues all the productive and useful ways one can earn a living with other post-secondary training.

If you want a smart critique of the college-for-all emphasis jump in the wayback machine, set it to 2010, and read this commentary by Chris Myers Asch in AFT’s American Educator.

3 Replies to “Smarter Santorum”

  1. Math and science are worthy college topics.

    English, journalism and most of the social sciences, put education in that list, or questionable at best.

    Universities cannot show much of any value added to their students in these disciplines. We are cramming the ranks of the wonks, consultants, and administrators with stuffed shirts.

    We need smarter, harder working people. Frankly, if after a long day in the lab I leave my students behind to continue, and as I walk home I see the liberal arts people totally wasted and naked and walking around, one has to really wonder.

    And these oafs are now attempting to run the show.

    Do we need the ranks of the uneducated running math and science?

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