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There is too much edu-babble : Comments
By Michael Zwaagstra, published 14/9/2010Definition of 'edu-babble': the use of a term that alone puts its advocates on the side of the angels.
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Most societies (if you care to think about it) are actually based on what they produce or consume.
Different forms of consumption and production, different cultural customs and way of life.
I do feel for Australian students.
Qld students (and other states are not far behind) now have the lowest level of interest in science of any student in the western world, and the future for them is to be dictated to by others who do have more understanding of science and technology.
The levels of illiteracy and innumeracy are quite high in some states, and the future for such people is to be dictated to by others who are more literate and numerate.
Schools and universities now import almost everything, which teaches the students to import almost everything, and the future for them is to be dictated to by others who do produce something instead of importing it all from elsewhere.