“Noam Chomsky speaking in the late 1980’s about how education systems are designed for indoctrination. Many teachers have been trying to teach differently over the last few decades, encouraging greater creativity and depth of inquiry, while at the same time increasingly hampered by test-heavy requirements. This kind of helps to explain perhaps why we have the current corporate reform movement. They’re clearly trying to turn the clock back…”
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